Language Form in Terms of Sign Language
Teuta Ramadani Rasimi, Buniamin Memedi, Arita Agai

Abstract
Each component of language form, as a part of language structure has been an interest of discussion for decades among linguists, and hence sign language has been recognized as an autonomous real language in some countries, as special educators that teach the subjects of sign language among Albanian students, we were triggered to do to a research, by consulting different literature reviews in order to make comparison with Albanian and Kosovian sign language in terms of phonology, morphology and syntax. The objective was to analyze if there is a significant gap of difference between the spoken and signed language. The results show that each part of language form of spoken and written Albanian language can be analyzed in terms of Albanian and Kosovian signed language, which indicates the possibilities for further improvement of signed languages to become a standardized language in the future.

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