Deaf eLimu Banking
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About this app
The Deaf eLimu Banking App is a Banking Kenyan Sign Language self-training tool developed by Kenya Bankers Association in Partnership with FSD-Kenya and Deaf eLimu Plus.
Features:
1. Banking Dictionary
Banking vocabulary in Kenyan Sign Language (KSL).
2. Phrases
Brings the difference between KSL grammar and English grammar through these short phrases.
3. Community
Deaf eLimu Banking Community will record and share their sign language videos and phrases relating to Banking vocabulary for learning and sharing within the banking environment and the community.
4. Resources
Below are additional resources on Kenyan Sign Language:-
- Learn Sign Languages
- Online Tutorials and Videos
- Entertainment Sites
- Sign Language Training
- Sign Language Interpretation Services
Features:
1. Banking Dictionary
Banking vocabulary in Kenyan Sign Language (KSL).
2. Phrases
Brings the difference between KSL grammar and English grammar through these short phrases.
3. Community
Deaf eLimu Banking Community will record and share their sign language videos and phrases relating to Banking vocabulary for learning and sharing within the banking environment and the community.
4. Resources
Below are additional resources on Kenyan Sign Language:-
- Learn Sign Languages
- Online Tutorials and Videos
- Entertainment Sites
- Sign Language Training
- Sign Language Interpretation Services
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What's new
- Bugs Fixes and other improvements.
- The Deaf eLimu Banking Community is able to record or upload their sign language videos to share on the community section.
- The Deaf eLimu Banking Community is able to record or upload their sign language videos to share on the community section.