09.YOU FULL?-[flat hand under chin version] (Are you full?) 10.YOU FAVORITE-[prefer], HAMBURGER [body-shift-"or"] HOTDOG?(Do you prefer hamburgers or hotdogs?) Practice Sheet: 07.C 11.HUNGRY YOU?(Are you hungry?) 12.PIZZA, YOU LIKE WHAT-KIND?(What type of pizza do you like...
The sign for “please” in American Sign Language is made by first placing your dominant hand with your thumb sticking out and fingers extended over your chest.
If one created a signed language that required absolute right/left P's but allowed (or worse: required) signers to use their dominant hand, you might need more powerful machinery than SLIPA could provide. This wouldn't be hard to create, though (e.g. putting an "r" before all right-...
If one created a signed language that required absolute right/left P's but allowed (or worse: required) signers to use their dominant hand, you might need more powerful machinery than SLIPA could provide. This wouldn't be hard to create, though (e.g. putting an "r" before all right-...
Sign language phonology broadens the range of structures under consideration for phonological theory, getting us ever closer to understanding phonology in its most complete range of cases. As phonology is the level of the language that directly interfaces with the articulators, anatomical differences ...
From the book Lexical Nonmanuals in German Sign Language Nina-Kristin Pendzich https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110671667-002Cite this Share this 2Nonmanual complexity in sign languagesIn the visual modality, gestures, affects, and language are expressed via thesame articulatory channels. Nonmanual ...
The back of dominant open b-handshape flipped out under chin means "fuck you" or "so what?" Using a middle finger as the 'classic' flipping of the bird has the same meaning. 展开 关键词: American Sign Language American Sign Language Grammar Profanity ...
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One reasonis that its Chinese counterpartFuhaois abused to an intolerable extent in dailyusage of the Chinese language today.We often see sentences such as: 'This hasonly the significance of a sign'(implying 'no viable meaning'); 'SimpleGDPranking is only a sign'(implying 'no substance')...
1977. Regulators and tum-taking in American Sign Language discourse. In On the Other Hand: New Perspectives on American Sign Language. Edited by Lynn Friedman. New York: Academic Press. [Google Scholar] Bakhtin, Mikhail M. 1981. The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays by M. M. Bakhtin. ...