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    The document provides examples of common sign languages used in the Philippines with their meanings. It includes signs for "Hello", "Good", "Thank You", "Happy", and "Goodbye" with descriptions of the hand gestures and their purposes in communication. The signs are a simple way to greet others, express opinions and emotions, and end conversations for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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    The document provides examples of common sign languages used in the Philippines with their meanings. It includes signs for "Hello", "Good", "Thank You", "Happy", and "Goodbye" with descriptions of the hand gestures and their purposes in communication. The signs are a simple way to greet others, express opinions and emotions, and end conversations for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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    Activity 1A: Sign Languages: Name: Lovely Rose S. Barrientos Class Code: 707

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    Name: Lovely Rose S. Barrientos Course and Year: 1st yr.

    Civil Engineering
    Class Code: 707 Date: September 22, 2020

    Activity 1A: Sign Languages

    Instructions: Insert pictures of sign languages practiced in the Philippines. Then,


    indicate the meaning of each picture. Kindly refer to the rubric presented after the
    activity templates.

    Sign Language in the Philippines Meaning

    Hello

    Raise your hand and waving it to left and


    right.

    It a simple greeting to start


    communicating with someone.

    Good

    A simple sign language expressing good


    idea or likeable thought.

    Thank You

    A simple sign language for expressing


    gratitude to someone.
    Happy

    This sign language show or express


    happiness or joyfulness

    Goodbye

    It is commonly used to end properly a


    conversation

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