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Lesson 9
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NUMERICAL INCORPORATIONMany signs can include a
number in the sign. Typical examples are
3-weeks, 4-hours, 2-months.
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COUCH This sign is a combination of the sign
sit and a classifier showing the general shape
of a couch.
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SAYWhat did he say?vshearing-person/public
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THERE Just point with your index finger or the
tip of a flat hand.
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WHAT-KIND You do not need to use a separate
sign for what in the sign WHAT-KIND. Just
furrow your eyebrows a bit. This sign can also
mean type of
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Practice Sheet 9.A
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1. YOU LIVE BASEMENT APT?
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NotesGenerally just spell T-U-BNOT-MATTERD
EPENDS
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2. YOU PREFER BATH, SHOWER, WHICH?
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AND Note, the sign AND is often not needed or
is expressed in a different way. For example you
can often use the sign both.
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3. YOUR BATHROOM HAVE TUB AND SHOWER?
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SEPARATE / apart
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WITH TOGETHER The sign together is the
same as the sign with.If you rock the sign
WITH forward twice it means to go steady
(dating steadily).
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4. YOU TOGETHER SOMEONE?
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5. YOUR COUCH, COLOR?WHITE TAN BROWN BLUE
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BASEMENT
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BATHTUB
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COUCH
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SEPARATE
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SHOWER
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Often times in ASL we will ask a set up
question. And then we will ask the rest of the
question if the person nods yes.
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Note There is a type of sign known as a
classifier. Think of it as an ASL pronoun that
represents a general class of things. long and
thin pencil, pole flat paper, shelf
vehicles cars, bikes
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CL3 is classifier that uses a 3 handshape.
The CL3 classifier represents vehicles. The way
they move or if they are parked.
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GARAGE HAVE? CL3-(vehicle, "park") HOW-MANY
CAN?
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7. CAR HAVE? HOW-MANY DOORS?(Do you have a car?
How many doors does it have?)
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8. YOUR HOUSE, GARBAGE, WHO "throw out-(mime)"
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9. YOUR DRYER, G-A-S, ELECTRIC WHICH?
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10. (what) COLOR THAT TABLE?
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GARAGE
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GARBAGE
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Note Closet uses the same sign as door.
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DRY
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TABLE
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Practice Sheet 9.B
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1. TOOTHPASTE, WHAT-KIND YOU?
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2. YOU PREFER STOVE, MICROWAVE, WHICH?
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You can show doors by using B handshapes.
For example "side-by-side-double-doors"Or you
can show how they open. For example top and
bottom doorsyou would grab the handle and swing
open.
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3. YOUR R-E-F CLBB-"side-by-side-double-doors?"
NotesREFRIGERATOR R-E-FCL a
classifier that shows the shape of somethinglike
a door.
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4. YOU BEFORE AMBULANCE YOU?
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Deaf people prefer to hang out in the kitchen
because the lighting is better.
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5. WHY DEAF PREFER KITCHEN?Note there are
two popular ways to sign kitchen
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Silver / Tan / Gold / Green
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Most deaf just spell SINKBut you can describe it
if you want.
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7. YOUR S-I-N-K, COLOR?
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8. YOUR PANTS, PUT DRESSER, "HANG-UP-(mime or
"x" hand on left index finger)" WHICH?
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9. YOUR BATHROOM HAVE WINDOW?
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MarriedSingleSeparated / separate /
apartDivorced
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10. YOUR PARENTS SEPARATE?
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BASEMENT
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BATHTUB
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COUCH
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Note Closet uses the same sign as
door.DOORVariations open door, close door,
closet, open-(general),
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DRESSER
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DRY
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GARAGE
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GARBAGE
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KITCHEN
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LIGHT-lamp, lights-on, lights-off, headlights,
BRIGHT, LIGHT-A-MATCH, emergency vehicle,
ambulance, MICROWAVE
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REFRIGERATOR
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SEPARATE
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SHOWER
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SINK
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STOVE
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TABLE
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TOOTHPASTE
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WINDOW
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open-window, close-window