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'''Avinað''' is a language, or writing system, used in [[Xjetjeŋ]] by approximately nine hundred thousand people, almost all being deaf or mute. Unlike any other natural language, Avinað is not spoken; speakers communicate to each other via text, or via a specially constructed whistle register. | '''Avinað''' is a language, or writing system, used in [[Xjetjeŋ]] by approximately nine hundred thousand people, almost all being deaf or mute. Unlike any other natural language, Avinað is not spoken; speakers communicate to each other via text, or via a specially constructed whistle register. Besides whistling, there also exists several other methods of communication, including a sign language | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:54, 25 September 2024
Avinað is a language, or writing system, used in Xjetjeŋ by approximately nine hundred thousand people, almost all being deaf or mute. Unlike any other natural language, Avinað is not spoken; speakers communicate to each other via text, or via a specially constructed whistle register. Besides whistling, there also exists several other methods of communication, including a sign language