File:Lorm Alphabet for Georgian Language ლორმის ანბანი.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionLorm Alphabet for Georgian Language ლორმის ანბანი.jpg |
English: The Lorm alphabet is a method of tactile signing named after Hieronymus Lorm, who developed it in the late 19th century. Letters are spelled by tapping or stroking different parts of the listener's hand. The Lorm alphabet is mostly used in German-speaking countries, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Poland. Adaptation for georgian laguage visible on graph was made in 2018 as a part of project of HumanDoc Foundation with partnerships founded by PolishAid grant.
Polski: Alfabet Lorma to alfabet osób głuchoniewidomych stworzony przez Hieronymusa Lorma w XIX wieku. Lorm metodą dotykową, system punktów, linii i znaków dotykowych, które umieszczane są na dłoni. Lorm jest używany głównie w krajach niemieckojęzycznych, adaptacje zostały stworzone dla języka czeskiego, polskiego i gruzińskiego. Adaptacja dla języka gruzińskiego widoczna na obrazie została stworzona w 2018 roku w ramach projektu Fundacji HumanDoc realizowanej w partnerstwie w ramach funduszy Polskiej Pomocy. |
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Source | „ყველაფერი, რაც ყრუ-უსინათლო პირების შესახებ უნდა ვიცოდეთ“ საქართველო 2019, ფონდი ჰუმან დოკი, Human Doc Foundation, Publication in Georgian Language |
Author | Kamila Skalska |
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Author | Anita Skalska |
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