American Sign Language, a language utilized primarily by deaf people, is considered a language for many reasons. It is a system of human communication whose character is like that of a spoken language except that it is through gestures. While it mainly utilizes manual communication and body language to encode and convey meaning, it also comes with their own set of rules, syntax, and structures. It is also distinguished from gestural transcriptions of spoken languages or limited systems of hand signals and is not universal. British Sign Language is not mutually intelligible with American Sign Language. Sign Language is performed in three-dimensional space. The basic elements of signs that possibly correspond to phonemes, and combine into morphemes
