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Deafness in Portugal involves several elem … Deafness in Portugal involves several elements such as the history, education, community, and medical treatment that must be understood to grasp the experiences of deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) individuals in this region. Currently there are 60,000 people in Portugal that are deaf sign language users. Among that number are 100 working sign language interpreters. Currently, the form of sign language used in Portugal is Portuguese Sign Language (Portuguese: Língua Gestual Portuguesa, LGP). In Portugal, the cities Lisbon and Porto have the largest deaf populations.d Porto have the largest deaf populations.
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Deafness in Portugal involves several elem … Deafness in Portugal involves several elements such as the history, education, community, and medical treatment that must be understood to grasp the experiences of deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) individuals in this region. Currently there are 60,000 people in Portugal that are deaf sign language users. Among that number are 100 working sign language interpreters. Currently, the form of sign language used in Portugal is Portuguese Sign Language (Portuguese: Língua Gestual Portuguesa, LGP). In Portugal, the cities Lisbon and Porto have the largest deaf populations.d Porto have the largest deaf populations.
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