Does sign language count as a second language in college?

Sign language is an interesting course, but, it might be different all over the world. Sign language could also be categorized as a foreign language. Like English, Sign Language has its purpose for a person who wants to learn it.

Hand language, like what they call it in Korea, promotes skill and professionalism. It takes time to learn it. A person needs someone to practice the skill to make him remember it and even e “fluent�

With it. Like a second language, it would enable us to widen up and explore into a new world...a different area of self-improvement: an outreaching task for the hearing impaired people. When someone learned the language, he’ll be able to communicate effectively with deaf people, then, they would feel that they are also accepted and warmly welcomed in the society.

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