Korean Sign Language

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Korean Sign Language (Korean: Hangeul 수화, Hanja: 手話, Transliteration: Soo-hwa/Su-hwa) is used by deaf Koreans in the Republic of South Korea. It has borrowed heavily from Japanese Sign Language, and the two maintain many similarities.

[edit] See also

• Korean manual alphabet
• Korean language
• Japanese Sign Language