Deaf individuals communicate using hand gestures with specific meanings that combine to form understandable sentences for them. However, Communication between deaf, dumb, and normal individuals relies solely on sign language. Most normal people are unaware of this language. Sign language exhibits a lack of universality, exhibiting variations that are contingent upon geographic location or cultural context. It typically includes signs for entire words and sometimes for individual letters. The paper reviews translating Moroccan text to Moroccan Sign Language. It discusses current challenges and future research opportunities.

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A Review of Some Semantics Methods for Translating Moroccan Text to Moroccan Sign Language

  • Ben Zaid Fatima,
  • Benaddy Mohamed,
  • El Meslouhi Othmane,
  • Boukdir Abdelbasset,
  • Oudani Hassan

摘要

Deaf individuals communicate using hand gestures with specific meanings that combine to form understandable sentences for them. However, Communication between deaf, dumb, and normal individuals relies solely on sign language. Most normal people are unaware of this language. Sign language exhibits a lack of universality, exhibiting variations that are contingent upon geographic location or cultural context. It typically includes signs for entire words and sometimes for individual letters. The paper reviews translating Moroccan text to Moroccan Sign Language. It discusses current challenges and future research opportunities.