jueves, 10 de octubre de 2024

FACIAL AND BODY EXPRESIONS

Facial expressions and body gestures are essential in LSE, as they complement and sometimes modify the meaning of signs. In written Spanish, this type of physical expression is not included, limiting communication to a textual plane, unless other elements like punctuation or exclamation marks are added.




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INTRODUCTION

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