User:Pghsound/AMSL-101

Signs

a person who works as or does the meaning of a sign


 * 1817-1880(golden age)-american deaf school and gallaudet college founded
 * 1880-1960(dark age)- rise of oralism, conference of milan, alexander g bell(believed signing was bad b/c deaf should learn to speak, tried to keep deaf people away from each other so they cant reproduce)
 * 1960-1965(awakening)- asl considered a language-william stokoe
 * 1965-1980(back to oralism)- mainstreaming
 * 1980-1990(awakening)- deaf president of gallaudet-dr. i king jordan
 * 1990-2010(dark age)- deaf schools close


 * audiogram
 * CI audiogram example
 * CI
 * Audiology
 * hearing loss


 * Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet= hearing, master, paster, name sign is glasses with one hand, attempted to communicate with deaf child (alice cogswell) in US and was funded by Dr Mason Cogswell to do research in europe, founded Gallaudet University in DC(only college for deaf people)
 * Laurent Clerc= deaf teacher, helped Gauladet establish first deaf school in Hartford connecticut in 1817, name sign is crying, taught Gallaudet sign and G taught him english
 * Alice Cogswell= deaf child, 1st deaf student, name sign is a C to the chin
 * Dr. Mason Cogswell= doctor, father, name sign "DM", helped donate money to first school

a handshape that reflects particular characteristics. a classifier is a handshape that conveys details contributing to the overall concept of a sign. An example is how with some signs you use five fingers and others you use 1 finger.


 * long good byes
 * little early or late ok
 * blunt or straight forward
 * open
 * lots of physical contact
 * eaggerated facial expressions
 * very aware of own culture
 * bold in approaching strangers of own culture
 * ok to point
 * communicate through tapping, sign, physical contact and eyes
 * get attention with lights, waving, smacking something, vibration, touch someone


 * KODA= kids of deaf adults(less than 18)
 * CODA= children of deaf adults(18+)
 * SODA= siblings of deaf adults
 * SpODA= spouses of deaf adults
 * GODA= grandparents of deaf adults
 * PODA= parents of deaf adults


 * big D indicates a deaf person who is strong deaf, they have good culture, everything is deaf world, generations of deaf, strong sign language, culture D
 * little d shows maybe less exposure, became deaf later in life, not as powerful a signer, medically d, different levels of hearing loss, less culure
 * deaf people hate to be called hearing impaired, it's considered an insult

examples more examples

English to sign Example conversation
 * Some useful phrases
 * What's your name?= YOUR NAME WHAT?
 * My name is David= MY NAME DAVID
 * How are you?= YOU HOW?
 * I am fine= I FINE
 * How many brothers and sisters do you have?= BROTHER SISTER HAVE HOW MANY?
 * I have 2 brothers and 1 sister= I HAVE BROTHER 2, SISTER 1
 * Who is wearing red pants?= WHO HAVE RED PANTS?
 * I love _______= I LOVE _______
 * Hello my name_____. Your name what?
 * My name _____.
 * You deaf?
 * No. I hearing
 * You teacher?
 * No I student
 * You learn what
 * I learn ASL
 * Where?
 * Here. HCC
 * Thank you. Nice to meet you. Bye.
 * Nice to meet you. Bye.


 * tomorrow
 * please
 * name
 * practice
 * slow
 * tell
 * thanks
 * understand
 * interpreter
 * bathroom
 * nice to meet you
 * finish
 * finish 2
 * welcome
 * yesterday
 * excuse me or pardon me
 * ask
 * request
 * fingerspell
 * forgot
 * see me...like "im watching you" and then point your thumb at yourself
 * dont understand
 * tutor
 * thirsty
 * no
 * no good
 * monday
 * tuesday
 * wednesday
 * thursday
 * class
 * classroom
 * copy(imitate someone)
 * quiz
 * joking
 * help
 * discuss
 * sorry
 * dont know
 * teacher
 * yes
 * today
 * repeat/again
 * deaf
 * fast
 * know
 * ready
 * homework
 * study
 * name
 * remember
 * student
 * call him...do this than point at who you want called
 * hearing
 * good morning/afternoon/night
 * sign


 * Pay Attention
 * good
 * oh i see
 * to write
 * work
 * Shabbos
 * jew(ish)
 * love= kiss back of closed fist, move hand outward and slightly up
 * handshape
 * polite
 * game
 * wretling
 * football
 * sandals/flipflops
 * favorite
 * prefer/favor
 * hold on
 * have/has/had
 * have not
 * yet
 * not yet
 * or
 * freshman
 * 
 * first(order)
 * second(order)
 * third(order)
 * think
 * think over/consider
 * love/adore
 * tea
 * coffee
 * fun
 * elephant
 * question(s)
 * any
 * high(consciousness)
 * need
 * age
 * how many
 * must
 * next week
 * next
 * last
 * year
 * transfer
 * alive
 * great
 * ok(im ok)
 * fine
 * bad
 * joke
 * jolly


 * sleepy
 * tired
 * dumb
 * stupid
 * silly/goofy
 * sneeze
 * sick
 * shy
 * happy
 * smart,clever,bright
 * doctor,physician
 * grumpy, angry


 * what, huh?
 * what
 * what do
 * who
 * whom
 * where
 * when
 * why
 * why not
 * how
 * how var.
 * how are you?
 * bottom one with a 'what' and angry eyebrows at end
 * which

5 fingers 1 finger
 * glasses
 * shirt(the first one)
 * skirt
 * hat
 * clothes
 * shoes
 * dress
 * pants
 * coat/jacket
 * mustache
 * beard
 * hair(first one)
 * stand-up
 * dance
 * jump
 * chair
 * door
 * window
 * light
 * book
 * paper
 * correct/right
 * wrong/incorrect
 * draw(art)
 * to write down something short or quickly, to jot down
 * same
 * different
 * shape(s)
 * number(s)
 * letter(s)
 * people
 * close(to someone emotionally)
 * close/shut
 * some
 * not
 * from now on
 * important
 * so far
 * men are described from above the nose, women below on face
 * male/man
 * female/woman
 * boy
 * girl
 * father/dad
 * mother/mom
 * grandfather
 * grandmother
 * uncle
 * aunt
 * brother
 * sister
 * husband
 * wife
 * cousin
 * nephew
 * niece
 * friend
 * fiance
 * son
 * daughter
 * grandson
 * granddaughter
 * boots
 * vocabulary
 * brown
 * yellow
 * orange
 * blue
 * purple
 * red
 * pink
 * black
 * white
 * green
 * gray
 * have/has
 * how many
 * my/mine
 * your
 * yours
 * his/her
 * thier(s)
 * thiers(possesive)
 * our(s)
 * me/I
 * you
 * she/he
 * they
 * we/us/all of us


 * door(open/close)
 * window(open is up, close is down)
 * light
 * lights off(on is just open the fingers)
 * person
 * walk(with hand underneath)
 * turn around(twirl both fingers though)
 * paper

to sign shapes use the index finger and have them both together. keep one stationary and use the other to outline the shape to say # shape, sign the shape, point to the proper position, and sign the number of shapes
 * draw a triangle, point above it for number of triangles
 * draw a square, point below it for number
 * draw a circle, point inside it
 * []
 * []
 * []


 * short sleeve
 * long sleeve

Yes(shaking head yes and/or smiling positive BL) No(shaking head no not smiling negative bl)
 * like
 * know
 * remember
 * understand
 * mind(i mind)
 * care(about)
 * to take
 * have
 * think
 * dont
 * dont like
 * dont know
 * dont understand
 * dont care
 * I dont mind
 * dont have
 * dont remember= dont+remember
 * dont take=dont+take
 * dont think=dont+think

exceptions
 * teach+er=teacher
 * learn+er=learner/student
 * driver+er=driver
 * paint+er=painter
 * write+er=writer
 * walk
 * run
 * cook
 * bicycling
 * movie
 * watch(the example with a video)
 * knit
 * shopping
 * sewing
 * advise+er=adviser
 * manage+er=manager
 * play+er=player
 * law+er=lawyer
 * psych+er=psychologist
 * psychiatrist
 * bio+er=biologist
 * therapy+er=therapist
 * counsel+er=counselor
 * forbid+er=violator
 * watch+er=spectator
 * story+er=narrator
 * plane+er=pilot
 * music+er=musician
 * library+er=librarian
 * tech+er=technician
 * math+er=mathematician
 * count+er=accountant
 * dentist
 * doctor
 * nurse


 * camping
 * painting
 * bowling
 * phone
 * chatting(chat)
 * play
 * dog(dg)
 * exercise
 * travel
 * picture
 * flash-like youre taking a picture but both index fingers are pressing the top button
 * tv
 * fishing
 * hot
 * chocolate
 * milk
 * water
 * juice
 * win
 * lose(game)
 * equal
 * minus
 * plus
 * /start/begin
 * detest/vomit
 * see
 * raise
 * still
 * most
 * some
 * both
 * a little bit
 * all
 * so-so
 * easy
 * hard
 * okay
 * very


 * sixteen
 * seventeen
 * eighteen
 * nineteen
 * twenty
 * 21
 * 22
 * 23
 * 24
 * 25
 * 25 alternate
 * 26
 * 27
 * 28
 * 29
 * 30
 * 31-40


 * language
 * france/french
 * country
 * spain/spanish
 * german/germany
 * italian/italy
 * russia/russian
 * greece/greek
 * english/england
 * hebrew/israel
 * china/chinese
 * saudi arabi/arabic


 * nervous/anxious
 * because
 * make/create
 * during
 * take up/take
 * spare/free
 * time
 * read
 * martial arts
 * and
 * special
 * beautiful
 * inside
 * within
 * outside
 * french
 * very
 * a little bit
 * ocean
 * sky
 * here
 * with
 * like(similar)
 * octopus
 * future
 * plan
 * something
 * health
 * care
 * fun


 * after


 * cute
 * looks like
 * pretty
 * interesting
 * take care of
 * pregnant
 * to get pregnant/be conceived
 * born
 * twin
 * adopt
 * go steady
 * fall in love
 * offer
 * marry
 * engaged
 * fade away
 * seperate
 * divorce
 * quarrel
 * get along/ add 'dont' for not get along
 * altogether
 * future
 * want
 * don't want
 * maybe
 * correct/right
 * become old
 * sick
 * died
 * gone
 * you two
 * close to
 * grandfather
 * grandmother
 * law
 * half(just the finger slice than use brother or sister)
 * review aunt, uncle, neice, nephew, cousin(male/female)
 * wedding
 * birthday
 * celebration
 * vacation
 * hanukkah
 * family
 * graduation
 * thanksgiving
 * Christmas
 * how old are you
 * oldest
 * young
 * last
 * one/two/three/etc year old
 * month/need to know 1/2/3 month old
 * cat
 * witch
 * bat
 * spider
 * ghost
 * apple
 * spider web
 * broom
 * monster
 * scary
 * boo
 * trick or treat
 * costume
 * candy
 * chocolate
 * pumpkin
 * haunted house
 * scream
 * devil
 * Halloween


 * to reside/to live at
 * close by
 * over there
 * here
 * san fran
 * oakland
 * [berkeley(b sign up and down)]
 * [Fremont(f sin up and down)]
 * city
 * district/area/region
 * town
 * [hill (spell hill)]
 * mountain
 * [lake(near water)]
 * [park (spell park)]
 * [mall (shoppling spell mall)]
 * north
 * south
 * west
 * east
 * floor
 * table
 * box
 * TV
 * cup
 * backpack
 * picture
 * cellphone
 * glasses
 * candy
 * candy
 * pencil
 * paper
 * book
 * apple
 * put something on a shelf or table etc.
 * house
 * apartment
 * dorm
 * large
 * which one
 * color
 * classroom
 * [water fountaing(just the sign for water]
 * phone
 * front door
 * [office(spell office)]
 * library
 * bookstore(book +store)
 * eat
 * room
 * [cafateria(eat+room)]
 * soda
 * machine
 * [soda machine(soda+machine)]
 * [snack machine(eat+machine)]
 * [candy machine(candy+machine]
 * [ATM(spell ATM)]
 * [computer lab(spell lab)]
 * [lobby (spell lobby)]
 * enter/go in
 * to exit, to go out
 * on the right/left side
 * upstairs
 * hallway
 * door
 * downstairs
 * alone(but touch chest)
 * elevator(or standing and raising your palm)
 * with
 * roommate
 * boyfriend
 * girlfriend
 * cat
 * [dog (dg)]
 * bird
 * fish
 * turtle
 * rat
 * rabbit(first one)
 * animal
 * [pet(spell pet)]
 * posess/own/have
 * need/should
 * practice/ do repeatedly/drill
 * money
 * buy
 * eat
 * drink
 * wash hands
 * hurry up
 * car
 * motorcycle
 * bus
 * train
 * always
 * never
 * sometimes
 * how to do something?
 * [how long in minutes(how much+minute)]
 * down/depressed
 * to be done with
 * define/describe/give instructions
 * top put out of sight/conceal
 * to search/ to look for
 * to uncover/find
 * summon/call over someone
 * to deliver here/ to bring here
 * what you do/did
 * past
 * future
 * sunday
 * sunday(alt)
 * friday
 * saturday
 * cleaning
 * [to go to a place(pg 284)]
 * [to do something/to leave for a place(pg 284)]
 * work
 * study
 * soccer
 * meeting
 * see(visit)
 * doctor
 * elementary school
 * school
 * gym
 * church
 * jesus
 * hospital
 * [bank(pg 286)]
 * restaurant
 * store
 * [food store(pg286)]
 * newspaper
 * care
 * [childcare(pg 290)]
 * stay
 * home
 * play
 * game
 * to go do something/leave for a place/go out
 * to go to a place
 * money
 * out
 * meet
 * friend
 * place
 * shelf
 * erase (downward)
 * vacuum
 * floor
 * sweep
 * supervise
 * dish
 * laundry
 * clean
 * garbage can
 * throw away
 * feed
 * pay
 * [bill (spell bill)]
 * plant
 * watering ish
 * make
 * fold
 * put away
 * 
 * go out
 * inspect
 * task chore duty
 * not yet
 * box
 * send(second one)
 * but with both hands
 * medicine
 * pick up
 * gasoline
 * put in gas
 * full
 * [oil(fingerspell)]
 * change(as in oil change)
 * volunteer
 * feed
 * move
 * post office
 * pharmacy(or spell drug and than sign store)
 * store
 * [videostore (spell video, sign store)]
 * drycleaners(or make a c and shake dat joint)
 * school
 * gas station
 * zoo
 * [and then, after that, and next(top pg 298)]
 * [must do what?(must do what) signs]
 * dont mind
 * asl refuse
 * express sympathy
 * once a week
 * everyday
 * never
 * next week
 * last week
 * weekend
 * two of us-five of us
 * morning
 * noon
 * afternoon
 * night
 * all day(second one)
 * us
 * ski
 * swim
 * sun
 * listen
 * music
 * 
 * party
 * visit
 * pool
 * ride
 * roller coaster
 * basketball
 * [beach(spell beach)]
 * museam
 * bar
 * festival
 * [club(spell club)]
 * carnival/fair
 * pleasant/delightful/nice
 * since the last time
 * stay the same, no changes
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