Deaf Alphabet

Deaf Alphabet

Convert plain text into sign language

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A simple app, that converts text into sign language. You can then share them with anyone, by downloading an image of your translation
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Launch tags:Emoji•Languages•Side Project
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Famulor AI
Famulor AI
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Sam Rye
Who is this actually for? Sign language (most countries have a different one) users don't speak the same way as us non-sign language speakers do. They have their own grammar and ways of expressing themselves. So a little unclear who the output of the site is useful for?
Toni Barta
Deaf Alphabet
Maker
@samrye_enspiral . It is a good question. Who is it for? I was thinking about a new way we can be introduced to the deaf alphabet. It has the American sign language (only the letters). I know that in sign language there are complex movements that mean a whole word, a full meaning, but this gives you the symbol for each letter for now... I believe is a small step towards learning a new language in the end.
duygumsu
Usefull idea
Toni Barta
Deaf Alphabet
Maker
@duygumsu1 Thank you!
friendcentive com
Great product! My brother is deaf and he loves it. May I suggest you make the product for a whole page. And allow the user(my brother) be able to cut ad paste articles from the web that can be translated so he can enter and read whole pages.
Toni Barta
Deaf Alphabet
Maker
@friendcentive_com Thanks and I am glad that your brother appreciate this work. It means a lot for me coming from a person like him. Does he think translating full documents will make him read faster in sign language alphabet ?
sarma bkp
Acta
very interesting idea. I love this concept.
caryn werner
Great idea and tool!!! BRAVO!!!!
Toni Barta
Deaf Alphabet
Maker
@caryn___ Thank you!!
caryn werner
@bartatoni of course!!!
Caden Sumner
In addition to what Sam said, it also seems weird because a lot of signs require movement of the hands and not just a static hand shape. I could potentially seeing gifs work but that would be chaotic to look at.
Toni Barta
Deaf Alphabet
Maker
@cadensumner I agree with gifs to be generated in the end and also maybe icons for full words.
Joel Goldfoot
How is this different than a font? What am I missing?