Swedish Sign Language as second language corpus

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• Johanna Mesch - Stockholm University - Department of Linguistics

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• Krister Schönström - Stockholm University - Department of Linguistics

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• Stockholm University

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• P16-0371:1

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During 2013-2018, 38 hearing second language signers aged between 18 and 42 were recorded, with whom all were university students studying Swedish Sign Language. The recordings consist of a number of conversations based on interviews of varying levels and retellings of “Frog, where are you?” some comic strips and a clip from the short movie "The Plank". In addition, the corpus also consists of data from 9 deaf first language signers serving as control group data.

• 2013-09-24 - 2018-05-24

• Video

• Sweden

Department of Linguistics

Stockholm - 2013/1219-31/5

• Media, communication and language

• Humanities and the arts
• Languages and literature

• Sign language

• second language acquisition
• Swedish Sign Language
• Swedish Sign Language as second language

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