David Bar-Tzur
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Heyrnar- og talmeinastöd Íslands.
Olafsdottir, E. (10 March 1996). Deafness in Iceland.
World Deaf directory - Iceland.
Stefánsdóttir, V. (28 February 1999). New approaches in teaching deaf students.
A Lexical Comparison of Icelandic Sign Language and Danish Sign Language. The signs for 292 lexical items were analysed by comparing the parameters of hand configuration (together with orientation of the hand/palm), location and movement and classified as Identical, Similar or Different. Results revealed a high percentage of similarity. A much higher degree of lexical similarity was found in the realisation of country names than any other semantic category. The study contributes to work in the field of Nordic Sign Languages and has methodological implications for the study of sign language vocabulary internationally.
Einstaklingar < Tryggingamidstodin.is - ef þú ert tryggður þá færðu það bætt.Click "Táknmál".
Hugvísindadeild Háskóla Íslands Um táknmá.
Icelandic Sign Language: A language of Iceland.
Íslandshreyfingin.Click "Táknmál".
Sjá - Óháð ráðgjöf » Hvað, hvenær og af hverju?Click "Táknmál".
Táknmál og heyrnarlausir < Vefsvæði deaf.is.
Upp með hendur.Tákmálskennslan er á vegum. Samskiptamiðstöðvar heyrnarlausra og heyrnarskertra. Ábendingar um notkun. Fingrastafrófið, Litir, Tölur, Dagar, Mánuðir, Árstíðir, Dýr, Ýmis tákn, Matur.
Vísindavefurinn: Hvað er táknmál? Er til alþjóðlegt mál fyrir heyrnarlausa?
Táknabankinn.
Félag heyrnarlausra (The Icelandic Association of the Deaf).,
Trausta, J. (8 July 1362). Veislan é grund.