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The first is an issue: can only be looking at one thing at a time. The second doesn't seem to come up much in practice. Can eat and sign at the same time unlik
by adinisom 6y ago
The first is an issue: can only be looking at one thing at a time.
The second doesn't seem to come up much in practice. Can eat and sign at the same time unlike voice.
Third isn't true -- signing is more expressive because it takes advantage of space, facial expressions, and signs can be modulated to adjust the meaning. But it almost has to be since the symbol rate is lower than speech.
- ntsplnkv2 6y ago> The second doesn't seem to come up much in practice. Can eat and sign at the same time unlike voice. If you're being attacked or in a fight, do you really think you'll have a hand free to do sign language?