FSLHub bridges the gap between hearing and deaf communities in the Philippines. Learn, practice, and celebrate Filipino Sign Language — the vibrant visual language of over 100,000 deaf Filipinos.
Tap any letter to see the handshape. Filipino Sign Language uses a unique manual alphabet that blends indigenous Filipino influences with its own visual grammar.
Republic Act 11106 (Filipino Sign Language Act) was signed in 2018, recognizing FSL as the national sign language of the Filipino Deaf.
A complete ecosystem for learning, practicing, and immersing yourself in Filipino Sign Language.
Filipino Sign Language (FSL) is the natural visual-gestural language of the Filipino Deaf community. It evolved organically within deaf schools and communities across the Philippines — distinct from ASL, British, or any other sign language.
With its own grammar, syntax, and rich vocabulary, FSL carries the culture, humor, and soul of the Filipino people. RA 11106 officially recognized it as a national language in 2018 — a historic step for deaf inclusion.
Sign language isn't just communication — it's identity, culture, and connection.
Deaf Filipinos, interpreters, teachers, and families — all united by the language of hands.
Learn Filipino Sign Language for free and help build a world where every Filipino — hearing and deaf alike — can communicate without barriers.