Sign Language Inclusive for Development - SLID

mu nthawi yomwe ophunzira sign language ku SLID akulemba maeso a mid-semester awo a sign language, adabwa nalo fuso number 1c lomwe likuti

1c
Hold your hand at approximately a 75° angle and demonstrate the sign for .” Then, using a ruler, indicate the finger or part of the hand involved in producing the sign.

If your hand is at 75° but your sign looks like 180°, you may need to repeat the practical!

SIGN LANGUAGE AT ITS CLIMAX!

International Sign Language Day is commemorated on 23 September, and this year, Malawi will come together in Phalombe to celebrate the beauty and power of sign language.

All , together with their Director, Mr. Isaac Msuku, will be there!

Different stakeholders will also be joining the celebration as the part of promoting inclusive communication and raise awareness about the importance of this beautiful sign language.

Let’s meet there!

Nthawi yomwe sindimaziwa kuti sign language amaphunzira ku * *

Nthawi yomwe ndikayenda popanda kuvala Golfshirts ya sign language ya SLID kuti anthu akandiona azikumbukiraa za kufunika Kwa sign language.

Nthawi yomwe ndikakanika kulimikizana ndi munthu wa ulumali wakuva * *

Nthawi yomwe ndikapanga attend zochitika pomwe palibe sign language interpreter *

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RUTH BANDA!

On behalf of Sign Language Inclusive for Development (SLID), we wish Ruth Banda, a Level 3 Sign Language trainee at our Zomba Centre, a very Happy Birthday!

Ruth is not only a dedicated sign language trainee but also a teacher and a cosmetology entrepreneur.

Although she has not yet fully completed her sign language course, Ruth has already demonstrated tremendous commitment and growth in practicing sign language interpretation. Her passion, to serve through interpretation are truly encouraging.

May your special day be filled with joy, happiness, love, and many more blessings.

Happy Birthday, Ruth Banda!
Keep learning, and keep bridging the communication Gap

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