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Sign languages are fully developed natural languages with unique grammatical structures and cultural significance. This book explores the linguistics of sign languages, focusing on their phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. Topics include language acquisition, regional variation, and the cognitive processes underlying sign language use. It highlights cross-linguistic comparisons and the role of sign languages in Deaf communities worldwide. The book is an invaluable resource for linguists, educators, and researchers in language studies and accessibility.

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Silvan Janković is a linguist and writer specializing in languages, literature, and culture, with a solid academic background in philology, particularly in Oriental Studies at the University of Belgrade. His professional experience is deeply rooted in linguistic work, including translation, transcription, and the annotation of linguistic data. As a trained philologist, his linguistic expertise spans several languages, including German, English, Serbian, Turkish, and Croatian. In his role as a language expert, Silvan has worked on projects involving linguistic accuracy, data annotation, and content writing. He also runs his own company, ELOQUIUM SJ, which provides creative writing and editing services. His career reflects his commitment to the intricacies of language and communication across a variety of fields.

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