Turkish Sign Language exhibits a subject-object-verb order (SOV).
[2] According to the Turkish Statistical Institute, there are a total of 89,000 people (54,000 male, 35,000 female) with hearing impairment and 55,000 people (35,000 male, 21,000 female) with speaking disability living in Turkey, based on 2000 census data.
[5] Deaf schools were established in 1902, and until 1953 used TİD alongside the Turkish spoken and written language in education.
[6] Since 1953 Turkey has adopted an oralist approach to deaf education.
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