History:
Ancient Albanian Sign Language, often abbreviated as AASL, is a language that used to been spoken in the Kingdom of Albania in between the years of 1272 and 1368. Unlike most sign languages, AASL was not primarily used among the deaf and hard of hearing. Instead it was spoken by all women and men in Albania. Over the years its popularity unfortunately naturally declined, and the Albanian-spoken language took over; however, in the present day there are various revival movements and small communities of speakers in locations such as, modern-day Albania, Novosibirsk Russia, Mobile Alabama, Jerusalem, and Ohio.
AASL format:
🙅SUS (Standard Up Stroke)
👏RTF (Reverse Testicular Fricative)
🫱LW (Left Wiggle)
🫲RW (Right Wiggle)
s = slow
m = medium
f = fast
n = number of times.
Example:
"Hello" -> s🙅2
2 slow susses.
The dash "-" represents a connection between actions.
Warnings:
Beware that this language is a category X language and should only be spoken with extreme caution, as the smacks and little wiggles can be tremendously fatiguing to the human body, so please remain hydrated and always wait 30 minutes after eating when speaking AASL.
AASL is a very harmful language towards other speakers as it should only be used when you aren't swimming, and the at least the distance of 5 ft from other speakers as you could potentially smack one another.
(If you do not follow these cautions, it could result to severe consequences.)
PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IN THIS LANGUAGE, CAUSING THEM TO BE SEPARATE APART SUCH AS
"Dogs" -> "Dog s"
So make sure to separate them or else the translation will fail.
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