British Sign Language (BSL) is a natural language. It is the primary sign language used by the deaf and people with hearing impairment in the United Kingdom.
British Sign Language, Australian Sign Language and New Zealand Sign Language are so similar in their grammar, vocabulary and alphabets that they are considered to be a single language. Some Sign language experts say that they can at max be called a dialect of the same sign language. This is the reason they are grouped as BANZSL. Alphabets in BANZSL need to be finger-spelled using both hands.
This WeCapable Tool easily converts English text into sign language symbols. This tool will be very useful for both teaching and learning British sign language.
Translation of text to sign language is also be given as a task during sign language study session. This tool can easily produce the correct answers and because the visual stays on screen, students can follow the hand movements at their own pace.