BSLtasot
BSLtasot is a lesser-known but historically significant variant of the British Sign Language (BSL) that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originated among Deaf communities in the United Kingdom, particularly in regions where regional dialects of sign language were prevalent. The term "BSLtasot" is not a standardized or widely recognized classification, but it is sometimes used informally to describe an older, more traditional form of BSL that predates modern standardization efforts.
This variant was heavily influenced by the manual alphabet and finger-spelling techniques introduced during the 19th
The decline of BSLtasot can be attributed to the standardization of BSL in the late 20th century,
Today, BSL is recognized as a distinct language with its own grammar, vocabulary, and cultural traditions, distinct