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The alignment of head nods with syntactic units in Finnish Sign Language and Swedish Sign Language

In this paper we examine the relationship between specifichead movement events – head nods, often treated as prosodicboundary markers – and syntactic units in Finnish (FinSL) andSwedish Sign Langua ...

Tommi Jantunen | Johanna Mesch | Anna Puupponen | J. Mesch | Anna Puupponen | Tommi Jantunen

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