British Sign Language Translator

Translate from Normal Language into British Sign Language

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This tool aims to bridge the communication gap between individuals who use normal language and those who use British Sign Language. By providing a structured translation of text, this tool can be valuable for educational purposes, assisting those learning BSL, or as a preliminary tool prior to engaging with a human BSL interpreter. It's imperative to remember that this is not a substitute for a qualified human interpreter, particularly in complex conversations or situations requiring nuanced expression.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"Thank you"
British Sign Language
"Handshape for thank you"
Normal Language
"Please be careful"
British Sign Language
"handshapes for Please and be careful."
Normal Language
"I love you"
British Sign Language
"Handshapes showing 'I' and 'love' and 'you' followed by appropriate facial expressions."
Normal Language
"Where is the bathroom?"
British Sign Language
"Handshapes for 'Where', 'is', sign for 'the', 'bathroom', then fingerspelling of 'bathroom'"
Normal Language
"I am happy to help"
British Sign Language
"'I' followed by 'am' then 'happy to' followed by 'help,' using correct handshapes and body language."
Normal Language
"The cat sat on the mat"
British Sign Language
"Handshapes for 'The' 'cat', 'sat', 'on', 'the', 'mat', signs representing each element correctly."

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