Pakistani Sign Language VS. American Sign Language

[@sharanyachandran5082]

Very fascinating... some of the Pakistani signs are quite intuitive to me as an Indian hearing person, which I didn't expect. I recognised "please" and "money" since even we hearing ppl use these often.

[@amnadeaf8092]

I am from Pakistan ♥

[@mirzaayazbaig3915]

Me too

[@evanrudibaugh8772]

Is "no" really that complicated in Pakistani Sign Language, or did he show multiple options? I super love coffee though (grind-grind-eye-open). Computer is waaaaay better than ASL too.

[@stuckinmarch2020]

He did multiple I believe. You can see him tap the index finger on his left hand before doing the first sign and then tapping the middle finger to show the second sign.

[@humairasardar7108]

👍 👌

[@simple6138]

Great. How can I learn PSL? Any guidance

[@bilalahmad-de2bl]

download the app its under Pakistan Sign language.

[@osriazz]

I do teach PSL on my channel KZbin..

[@zahidkhan-wu7tm]

Great!

[@ChandanKumar-wj4wr]

Please ISL

[@ChandanKumar-wj4wr]

I am from India

[@bhavishdhankar1943]

It is not pakistan sign lang . It is indian sign language . Pakistan has no history with it.

[@nibbachibba2014]

its Pakistan Sign Language ,its almost the same as the ISL but still different

[@bilalahmad-de2bl]

Seriously that's your big concern although a big proportion of your language is derivative of our root languages, btw in indian Sign Language the mom sign in pointing at right nose side as to refer to her nose-pin and dad sign is one imitating a curl of a mustache, you dingus