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课程名称：初学者英国手语 - 第3课程 课程概述：英国手语（BSL）是英国听障社区使用的主要语言，拥有超过150,000名使用者。2003年，BSL被正式承认为一种语言。它通过手、面和身体的运动来表达，而非声音。我是汤姆，目前在读英语语言与语言学专业的本科生，同时也在学习英国手语三级资格认证。尽管我还未达到口译水平，但我具备足够的能力来教授本课程的内容。 在本课程中，我将带您学习BSL的一些重要基础知识。我们将涵盖以下主题： - 家庭：学习如何谈论您的伴侣、父母、孩子、兄弟姐妹等。 - 动物：学习如何谈论您的宠物或喜欢的动物。 - 描述人物：包括一个人的外貌（如头发或身高）、个性特征、颜色和服装。 - 职业与爱好：学习如何谈论一个人的职业和休闲活动。 - BSL句子结构的基础知识：我们将讨论正确的词序、语法、非手势特征和指拼的重要性。 本课程适合已经完成第一和第二课程的初学者。请注意，此课程仅适合对学习在英国使用的手语感兴趣的人士，不适合对其他手语（如美国手语或爱尔兰手语）感兴趣的学习者，因为这些手语差异显著。感谢您阅读，希望您能喜欢这门课程！
British Sign Language (BSL) is the primary language used by the Deaf community in the UK, and is used by over 150,000 people. Recognised as an official language in 2003, instead of sound, it is produced via movement of the hands, face and body.My name is Tom and I am an undergraduate studying English Language and Linguistics. I am also currently completing my level 3 qualification in British Sign Language. Though I am not fluent - meaning I am not at an interpreter's level - I am proficient enough to teach you the topics included on this course.In this class, I will take you through some of the important fundamentals of BSL. We will cover:Family - learn how to talk about your partner, parents, children, siblings and more.Animals - learn how to talk about your pets or favourite animals.Describing people - this includes a person's appearance (such as their hair or height), personality traits, colours and clothing.Jobs & hobbies - learn how to talk about a person's career and pastime activities.The basics of BSL sentence structure - we discuss the importance of correct word order, grammar, non-manual features and fingerspelling.This course is aimed at complete beginners who have completed course 1 and course 2. However, please note that this course is only suitable for those interested in learning the sign language that is used in the UK. It is not suitable for those interested in learning other sign languages, such as American Sign Language (ASL) or Irish Sign Language (ISL), as these are vastly different.Thank you for reading and I hope you enjoy the class!
