Numbers 30 - 100 | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2024-10-22 | Numbers 30 - 100 | ASL - American Sign Language
Vocabulary for Decision Making | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-06-02 | • DECIDE/DECISION• CHOICES• CONVINCE• PROS• CONS• CHECKING-OUT-CHOICES• COMPARING• PICKING/CHOOSING• THINKING• CONSIDERING• EVALUATING/EXAMINING• SEARCHING/LOOKING• WAVER/VACILLATE• PUT-ASIDE-AN-OPTION• MOVE-FORWARD/GO-AHEAD• DROP• SINCE• SOMETIME-LATER• IMPORTANT• POINT• PRIORITY• PROCESS• DON'T-WANT-TO-DEAL-WITH• STRUGGLE• SATISFIED• NOT-SATISIFED -WITH-CHOICES• LOOKING-BACK• BACKTRACK• STEPS
Vocabulary for Car Accidents | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-06-02 | • STREET/ROAD/LANE• FREEWAY/HIGHWAY/THRUWAY• TWO-LANE-HIGHWAY• WINDY/COUNTRY-ROAD• ROAD-ON-ROLLING-HILLS• INTERSECTION/CROSSROAD• STOPLIGHT• STOP SIGN• TRAFFIC• SCRATCHES• DAMAGE NONE• CAR-BROKE-DOWN• CLEAN• TOTALED• JUNK• NG (NO-GOOD)• TICKET• TOW• REPORT• INFORMATION EXCHANGE• INSURANCE• FILE INSURANCE• WITNESS• COURT• SUE/LAWSUIT• FAULT
Examples of car collisions using CL:3 and CL:B | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-06-02 | ...
More classifiers for bike riding | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | • DCL:BB "barrier"• LCL:B "barrier" SCL:3 "bike" impact• LCL:B "bike" SCL:V "person falling off"• LCL:B "ground" SCL:Bent-V "person landed
Basic Bicycle Vocabulary | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | • RIDE-BIKE• BIKE• HELMET• WHEEL• HANDLEBARS• SEAT
Describing Barriers Causing Accidents | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | Descriptive classifiers (DCL) are primarily used to describe the size and shape of barriers. A LCL classifier is used to represent the barrier when describing what happened.Follow this structure to describe incidents involving barriers.1. Name the barrier2. Describe the barrier3. Describe the accident
Horseback Riders Facial Expression and Head Movements | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | Facial Expressions and Head MovementsHead bobbling movements to indicate a leisurely ride on a trotting horseRepeated open-closed mouth expression along with pronounced bobbling head movements to indicate a rough ride on a bucking horse.Head thrust forward to indicate a fast ride such as one on a runaway horse.
Classifiers for the Horseback Rider | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | Classifiers Used to Show How a Rider Manipulates a Horse(2h)ICL "person holding or handling the horse"(2h)BPCL:X "rider's legs"BCL "rider slapping the horse's rear end"
Accident Narrative Sequence | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | 1. Describe the situation.2. Identify the riders, vehicles, and objects with classifiers and its location.3. Tell what happened.• Establish movement agreement• Role shift to the rider position to show perspective & reaction4. Describe the outcome. Was anyone injured? Brought to hospital? Any damage?
Classifiers Related to Horse in Horseback Riding | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-31 | ...
Utilizing your signing space for storytelling | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-26 | ...
Advanced Money Related Vocabulary | ASL - American Sign Language ASL THAT 2019-05-17 | Vocabulary included in this video:• ACCOUNT• BANK• BANKRUPT/BROKE• BARELY-MAKING-ENDS-MEET• BUDGET• DEBT/OWE• DEPOSIT• EXPENSES• GO-IN-THE-RED/GO-INTO-DEBT/LOSS• INCOME• INHERITANCE/GET-A LOT-MONEY• INTEREST• INVEST/STOCK• PAYMENTS• PAYOFF• SAVE• SAVINGS/SAVE• STATEMENT• TRANSFER• WELFARE• WITHDRAWAL
