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Different types of communication Sign language Braille Whistle language Talking drums

Sign language

Braille

Whistle language

Talking drums

Sign language Deaf people use it It’s a language which uses hands, arms, mouth and body to show meaning instead of sound It allows short distance communication

Deaf people use it

It’s a language which uses hands, arms, mouth and body to show meaning instead of sound

It allows short distance communication

Braille Blind people use it It’s an alphabet made of dots on a page Blind people feel the dots with their fingertips and read the words It allows short distance communication

Blind people use it

It’s an alphabet made of dots on a page

Blind people feel the dots with their fingertips and read the words

It allows short distance communication

Whistle language People living in Gomera Island in Spain use it It’s a language that people whistle It allows long distance communication

People living in Gomera Island in Spain use it

It’s a language that people whistle

It allows long distance communication

Talking drums People living in forests in West Africa use it It’s a language in which drums play rhythms which are codes for words and sentences It allows long distance communication

People living in forests in West Africa use it

It’s a language in which drums play rhythms which are codes for words and sentences

It allows long distance communication

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