Posted on Jul 08, 2011 by paul
Multiple Meaning Words are critical in American Sign Language (ASL). Some people may refer to them as “Concept” words. An example of multiple meaning words would be the word, “Run”. The sentence, “I enjoy running.” and “My nose is running.” use a totally different concept of the word, “run”. Recently, ASLdeafined added many multiple meaning […]
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Can you Guess the Fingerspelled Word? Get the Flash Player to see this player.
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Can You Guess the Fingerspelled Word? Get the Flash Player to see this player.
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Do you know what Mercy is signing? Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Read MorePosted on Feb 02, 2011 by paul
Many people have a difficult time understanding fingerspelling. If you are feeling frustrated with fingerspelling, you’re not alone. Here are some tips when reading fingerspelling: Try and catch the first letter and last letter of the word Use context clues to help narrow the word DO NOT PANIC when you see the person you are […]
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What are some features you look for from an online ASL program?
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What are your New Year’s resolutions as it relates to American Sign Language?
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