Components
8 examples found containing '手話' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
みみ
ふじゆう
不自由
ひと
しゅわ
手話
かいわ
会話
きる

Deaf people can talk in sign language.
パターソン
はかせ
博士
しゅわ
手話
ねこ
った
です
Dr. Patterson: She made the sign for cat.
1972
ねん
フランシーヌ・パターソン
はかせ
博士
ココ
しゅわ
手話
おし
はじ
めた

In 1972, Dr. Francine Patterson started to teach sign language to Koko.
ココ
みみ
ふじゆう
不自由
ひと
ことば
言葉
である
しゅわ
手話
ごひゃく
500
いじょう
以上
っていて
それら
つか
使

Koko knows and uses more than 500 words in sign language, the language of deaf people.
パターソン
はかせ
博士
とんでもないココゴリラ
りこう
利口
しゅわ
手話
おぼ
えられる
こと
わたし
たち
おし
えてくれました

Dr. Patterson: Not at all! Koko has taught us that gorillas are intelligent enough to learn sign language.
パターソン
はかせ
博士
しゅわ
手話
つか
使
って
ゴリラ
いし
意志
つう
った

Dr. Patterson communicated with a gorilla using sign language.
ろうあしゃ
聾唖者
しゅわ
手話
はな

Deaf-mute people talk using sign language.
ろうしゃ
聾者
しゅわ
手話
かいわ
会話
できる
Deaf people can converse in sign language.
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