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On your Android Mobile Smartphone, go to Google Playstore, search for Filipino Sign Language and click on this logo. You may also download the app in apk format by clicking on the button below.

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For the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic, MCCID will again conduct face-to-face sign language training. It will be held at the newly-constructed DRDC building of the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA). Live participants will be from NCDA exclusively. However, you can view the training live by watching this video. We will lecture about the Filipino Sign Language Act as well as the newly signed Implementing Rules and Regulations. We will also train them in basic conversational Filipino Sign Language. Click on the Notify Me button to remind you about the event.
Filipino Sign Language Training for National Council on Disability Affairs Personnel
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Sign Language Training for NCDA Employees
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MCCID Teaching English to the Deaf Series Lesson 3: "All About Pronouns" A pronoun is a word used to replace a noun. Learn more about pronouns by watching this animated video in sign language. Please share this with our deaf friends. Happy learning! 🤗 🤟❤ Here are our other Teaching English to the Deaf Animated video series: Why do deaf people need to learn English? ➤ https://youtu.be/gTxEGjOdwXc Want to know more about NOUNS? ➤ https://youtu.be/4iAIyg_ppT4 What's the difference between COMMON and PROPER NOUNS? ➤ https://youtu.be/t7AhhIVwmRY #signlanguageEnglish #EnglishfortheDeaf #Englishforbeginners #pronouns #learnenglishthroughsignlanguage #signingiscool #signingfollowssignlanguage #writingfollowsEnglishlanguage #signlanguageisfun #filipinosignlanguage #5minuteEnglish The sound effects used here are from Zapsplat.com
Lesson 3 - All About Pronouns (Teaching English to the Deaf}
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