"A short dictionary of the Russian sign language" is a unique and practical manual created by a team of authors, which opens the door for readers to the rich and expressive world of the Russian sign language. This book will be an indispensable assistant for those who want to understand, master or just get acquainted with one of the most important means of interpersonal communication for people with hearing impairments, as well as for anyone interested in sign languages and inclusive communication. The focus of the "Short Dictionary of Russian Sign Language" is a simple and accessible system of gestures that allows you to quickly and effectively learn the basic expressions necessary in everyday life. The authors, who have extensive experience in linguistics and pedagogy, carefully selected the most commonly used gestures that accompany conversations about themselves, the world around them, emotions and everyday situations. The result is a compact but rich material that will help beginners and those who want to expand their knowledge feel more confident in communicating with sign language speakers. This book is especially useful for students, teachers, rehabilitation specialists, parents and volunteers, as well as anyone who seeks to understand the culture and mentality of people with hearing impairments. It is perfect for those who are important not only to learn gestures, but also to understand their meaning, nuances of use and cultural features. Thanks to the concise style and clear structure, the book is easily perceived and allows you to quickly master the basics of the Russian sign language, making learning exciting and effective. The topics raised in the "Brief Dictionary of the Russian Sign Language" are not only linguistic features and practical skills, but also issues of inclusion, tolerance and intercultural dialogue. The authors seek to show that sign language is not just a set of gestures, but a full-fledged culture rich in traditions and history. The book inspires a deeper understanding and respect for people with special needs, emphasizing the importance of communication and mutual understanding in modern society. The style of presentation in the book is clear, lively and friendly, which makes complex topics available to a wide audience. The authors, known for their work in linguistics and pedagogy, create a sense of dialogue that helps the reader feel like a participant in the learning process. Their other well-known works devoted to sign languages and inclusion issues confirm the high level of professionalism and sincere interest in the development of a culture of interpersonal communication. If you are looking for a practical guide to quickly mastering the Russian sign language, want to expand your knowledge of the culture of people with hearing impairments or just interested in sign languages, the “Short Dictionary of Russian Sign Language” will be a valuable and inspiring source for you. This book will not only help you learn gestures, but will also open your eyes to the richness of non-verbal communication, making your perception of the world more diverse and complete. It should be at hand for both beginners and those who are already familiar with sign language and want to deepen their knowledge, because in each gesture - history, culture and the ability to understand another person without words.