Sign Languagemy passion is sign language

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10th October 2018
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Dear sir/madam
Hello, I am writing this letter to express my passion for sign language.
Sign language is a form of communication among the deaf community. My passion for sign language started back in my elementary school when we visited a school for the deaf. During this visit, I learned a lot about sign language, which developed my interest in this form of communication.
I choose sign language as my passion since it a form of communication that goes beyond words to create understanding and interaction. I love sign language since it has helped the deaf to interact and allowed the non-deaf interested in engaging with the deaf community possible. Sign languages give users an easy way to understand what the deaf cannot utter and identify their words simply and differently (Kryvonos, Krak, Barmak, and Shkilniuk 164). My passion for sign language is influenced by the artistic nature of sign language in communicating various words.

I would like to learn different things in sign language such as the structuring of language into sentences. Sign language structure is crucial since it possesses various layers of grammatical structure (Li, Yin, Wang and Kong 469). This makes the process of understanding the structure complex and enjoyable at the same time. Learning how language is structured in sign language can help one understand and communicate easily in sign language.

What I would like to change in sign language is the visual analog. Even though visual analog is the core for sign language communication, certain virtual analog communication signs should be changed to avoid confusion when communicating in signs (Ball 759). I would make the visual analog signs simple for every person whether deaf or non-deaf to understand easily. This will allow many people to develop an interest in sign language and learn easily to communicate in sign language.
Sincerely,

Works Cited
Ball, Andrea R. “Equal Accessibility For Sign Language Under The Convention On The Rights Of Persons With Disabilities.” Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 43.3 (2011): 759-98.
Kryvonos, Iu G., et al. “Construction and Identification of Elements of Sign Communication.” Cybernetics and Systems Analysis 49.2 (2013): 163-72.
Li, Jinghua, et al. “Chinese Sign Language Animation Generation Considering Context.” Multimedia Tools and Applications 71.2 (2014): 469-83.