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sign languages
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Australia
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Australian Sign Language (Auslan) and New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) are widely used in Australian and New Zealand culture for everyday interactions and official settings.
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Brazil
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Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS) is officially recognized and widely used in education and public services in Brazil.
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Kenya
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In Kenya, sign languages are influenced by local dialects and regional variations.
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New Zealand
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Australian Sign Language and New Zealand Sign Language are commonly used in everyday interactions and official settings within New Zealand.
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Greece
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In Greece, Greek Sign Language (GSL) and Italian Sign Language (LIS) have regional variations and dialectal differences.
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India
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Sign languages in India, such as Indian Sign Language (ISL), are influenced by local dialects and regional variations, similar to Kenyan Sign Language (KSL).
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Italy
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Italian Sign Language (LIS) and Greek Sign Language (GSL) show regional variations and dialectal differences in Italy.
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Mexico
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Canadian Sign Language (CSL) and Mexican Sign Language (LSM) reflect the diversity and multiculturalism of the Deaf communities in Mexico and Canada.
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Nigeria
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Sign languages in Nigeria, such as Nigerian Sign Language (NSL), are influenced by local customs and cultural practices.
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Russia
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Russian Sign Language (RSL) and Swedish Sign Language (TSP) are integral to the cultural identity and heritage of the Deaf community in Russia.
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Spain
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In Spain, French Sign Language (LSF) and Spanish Sign Language (LSE) are considered independent languages with their own linguistic structures.
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Sweden
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The cultural identity and heritage of the Deaf community in Sweden includes Russian Sign Language (RSL) and Swedish Sign Language (TSP).
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