Introduction
Happy New Year! Did you know that there is sign language for the happy new year? In British Sign Language, the sign for a happy new year is "happy new year." It's a simple gesture, but it's sure to brighten up your day. If you want to learn how to say a happy new year in BSL, keep reading!
What is British Sign Language?
BSL (British Sign Language) is a visual language that communicates using hand gestures, body language, and facial emotions. Around 145,000 deaf individuals in the UK speak it as their primary language, and many hearing people do.
BSL is distinct from American Sign Language (ASL) and other international sign languages. The syntax, structure, and vocabulary of British Sign Language are different.
Is Learning BSL Hard?
You may be wondering if learning British Sign Language is complex. The answer is no; it's not hard at all! BSL can be a lot of fun. Many online resources and videos can help you get started. And once you start learning, you will quickly begin to see the benefits of communicating in sign language. BSL allows deaf people to connect with others and share their thoughts and feelings, which can be a life-changing experience. So don't hesitate - start learning British Sign Language today!
How to Wish Happy New Year in BSL
To wish someone a happy new year in British Sign Language, you can sign "HAPPY NEW YEAR". To sign this, extend your dominant hand with your palm facing up and fingers pointing forwards. Then, bend your wrist downwards so that your fingers point towards the floor. Finally, curl your fingers inwards so that they touch your palm.
You can also sign "HAPPY NEW YEAR" by making a fist with your dominant hand and extending your thumb upwards. Then, move your arm forwards and downwards so that your thumb points towards the floor. Finally, curl your fingers inwards so that they touch your palm.
Conclusion
In conclusion, we can see many different ways to say "Happy New Year" in British Sign Language. Each sign has a unique meaning and purpose. -We hope you have enjoyed learning about these different signs and their meanings.
