Many people in deaf communities around the world use sign languages as their primary means of communication. These communities include both deaf and hearing people who converse in sign language. But for many deaf people, sign language serves as their primary, or native, language, creating a strong sense of social and cultural identity. Sign language can also be used as an alternative means of communication by hearing people. For example, in the United States during the 19th century, groups of Native Americans in the Plains who spoke different languages used a sign language now known as Plains Indian Sign Talk to communicate with each other. BUT, one of the most important problems of hearing impaired people is INTERNATIONAL sign language, because they can't understand other sign language very well. So, we want to start this project and speak about sign language in different countries and collect the words and make a website for international sign language in different languages.