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'''American Sign Language''' was a type of [[sign language]] used in the [[United States]], Canada and various non English speaking countries on [[Earth]].
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'''American Sign Language''' was a type of [[sign language]] used in the [[United States]], [[Canada]], and various non-[[English language|English]]-speaking countries on [[Earth]].
   
 
The educational background of [[Kathryn Janeway]] included study in American Sign [[Language]], [[chromolinguistics]], and the [[gestural idiom]]s of the [[Leyron]]. Despite this experience, she could not get the hang of the [[Tak Tak]]'s form of [[communication]] in [[2373]]. ({{VOY|Macrocosm}})
The negotiator Riva was able to sign American Sign Language. ({{TNG|Loud As A Whisper}})
 
   
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{{bginfo|While playing [[Riva]], actor [[Howie Seago]] used ASL. However, it is unsure if this was in fact the unknown language Riva was using, because when Data was tasked to find out what language it was, one language he examined was [[M-9]], though most gestures which were seen on-screen were those used in ASL. ({{ste|4|2|6}})}}
 
The educational background of [[Kathryn Janeway]] includes study in American Sign [[Language]], [[chromolinguistics]], and the gestural idioms of the [[Leyron]]. Despite this experience, she could not get the hang of the [[Tak Tak]]'s form of [[communication]] in [[2373]]. ({{VOY|Macrocosm}})
 
   
 
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Latest revision as of 15:57, 8 May 2018

American Sign Language was a type of sign language used in the United States, Canada, and various non-English-speaking countries on Earth.

The educational background of Kathryn Janeway included study in American Sign Language, chromolinguistics, and the gestural idioms of the Leyron. Despite this experience, she could not get the hang of the Tak Tak's form of communication in 2373. (VOY: "Macrocosm")

While playing Riva, actor Howie Seago used ASL. However, it is unsure if this was in fact the unknown language Riva was using, because when Data was tasked to find out what language it was, one language he examined was M-9, though most gestures which were seen on-screen were those used in ASL. (Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 6))

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