Assertion: malaysian sign language | /r/HasProperty | sgsl
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text: Today, the local deaf community recognises Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) as a reflection of Singapore's diverse linguistic culture.
text: While Singapore does not have a national sign language, the local deaf community recognises Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) as Singapore’s native sign language.
text: There is a need to standardise the use of Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) based on cultural elements.
text: The Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) linguistics sub-committee has been formed to perform research on SgSL that will eventually lead to corpus development, which will be used to produce material that is more accurate in the teaching of SgSL.
text: Based on the situation in Singapore, there are further recommendations that may be made in order for Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) to progress further, and establish itself in a more prominent sense.
text: The term Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) was coined by Andrew Tay in 2008.
text: Additionally, Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) has not gone through any form of linguistic research/study; this is because of a lack in government resources and funding.