GLOSS NOTES American Sign Language. Grammar Nouns and adjectives are reversed EX: red ball (English)...
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GLOSS NOTESAmerican SignLanguage
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GrammarNouns and adjectives are reversed
EX: red ball (English) BALL RED (ASL)
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WH Questions are included at the end of the question or choice
EX: Where is the red ball? (English) BALL RED WHERE (ASL)
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Tense and topics are indicated at the beginning of the question or statement.
EX: My favorite show is Numbers (English)NUMBERS SHOW FAVORITE MY (ASL)
I lost the red ball last week. (English)LAST-WEEK BALL RED I LOSE (ASL)
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General Grammar Rule for TimeIn general the ASL shows the tense at the BEGINNING of the thought or story and that tense remains until changed. PastPresentFuture
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PASTThe sign moves BACKWARDS
EX: Maria went to the store to buy some bread
PAST fs-MARIA GO STORE BUY BREAD.
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PRESENTThe sign remains on the FRONT of the body of the signer.
EX: I have to go to the doctor at 3:00.
NOW 3 ME HAVE-TO GO DOCTOR.
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FUTUREThe sign moves FORWARD
EX: In two weeks my family is coming to visit.
FUTURE TWO-WEEKS FAMILY MY COME VISIT.
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Months of the YearFingerspell the abbreviations of the monthUse FIRST and LAST letter of the abbreviation with the sign CALENDAR (Except May, June, July).
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JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober NovemberDecemberJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNEJULYAUGSEPTOCTNOVDEC
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NumbersNumbers 1 5Keep palms facing insideNumbers 6 9Palm faces outThumb on pinkie for 6Thumb on ring for 7Thumb on middle for 8Thumb on index for 9
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The teens!10: thumb sticks in air and shakeFlickers: 11 and 12Wigglers: 13, 14, 15Shakers: 16, 17, 18, 19
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The 20s20: tap the index and thumb together with the palm facing out.21: gun salute22: 2 + 2 palm down23 29: L + 3 (+4, +5, +6, +7, +8, +9)
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100 - 500Use the scrunch method.Palm is out
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600 - 900Use the C methodPalm is out
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1,000Non-dominant hand is sideways and dominant hand hits the bottom of the palm of the non-dominant hand.
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1,000,000Non-dominant hand is sideways and dominant hand hits and moves up the bottom of the palm of the non-dominant hand.
Billion and up: fingerspell
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Phone numbers, social security #, etc.Sign the numbers as you would say or write them. Give pauses where appropriate to keep the grouping the way it would be.123-45-6789
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ASL SymbolsWORD
fs#OH-I-SEE (- - -)NOT+HERE (+)REAL/TRUE (/)
!BORED! (! !)If you are to sign the word then you must captialize it.
Fingerspell the wordFingerspelled loan signSingle signCompound signsOne sign/2 different meanings.
Gesture-like signEmphasize (stressed)
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DIFFERENT++ (++)(2h)(2h) alt.(wh)3
IXIX-locIX-dirRepetition2 hands2 hands alternateSign 3 w/ weak hand.Point at personPoint at locationPoint with directions
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qWHqTRQRs:MmmOoooCha
Yes/no questionWh- questionTopicRhetorical questionRole shiftingMediumSmalllarge
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DCL Descriptive classifiers: describe an object or person DCL curly hairLCL Locative classifiers: objects in its placeLCL:B leaf drifting to the groundSCL Semantic classifier: category of nouns such as vehicle or personSCL:1 person walking stiffly and hurriedly
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BCL Body classifier: body enacts the verb of the sentence.BCL acting machoBCL put arms around friendICL Instrument classifier: which part of the body manipulates the object.ICL drivingICL talking on the phone
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BPCL Body Part classifier: specific part of the body doing the action.(2h)BPCL:1 crossing legs(2h)BPCL:B taps footPCL Plural classifier: indicates either specific # or non-specific #PCL:3 people walking(2h)PCL:4 long line of people(2h)PCL:5 traffic