I assume there must be a reason why sign language is superior but I genuinely don’t know why.

  • Devi@kbin.social
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    9 months ago

    I’m not American but it’s suggested that learning a sign language and a ‘spoken’ language at the same time can slow the acquisition of both.

    We see it in kids with two ‘spoken’ languages too but I believe to a lesser extent.

    If I had a deaf kid I would teach them both but I understand the choices of parents that don’t do that.