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Version 8.0.0 · 2026-10-26
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The store currently lists version 8.0.0, updated 2026-10-26.








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Practice Sign Language in a fun and free way with Hugo and Maya, our virtual translators, through the Hand Talk App, elected by the UN as the best social app in the world!
Developed by experts, the app not only works as a pocket dictionary, but also helps you learn and practice Libras (Brazilian Sign Language), ASL (American Sign Language), and BSL (British Sign Language), whether to communicate with those you love, to connect with deaf people in your daily life, to reinforce your vocabulary, or to develop in a new language.
Why use the Hand Talk App?
Translate text or voice into Sign Languages anywhere and anytime, for free.
Practice Libras, ASL, and BSL in a fun and efficient way, with the support of characters designed to facilitate your learning.
Consult thousands of signs to expand your vocabulary, even offline, through updated dictionaries and educational videos.…
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