Sign Language - Signs of the Times 5-8

daughter

son

roommate

share, divide up, partn er

single, bachelor*, twins*

deaf

hard of hearing

ASL

senior citizen

friend, close

kid

strange, strang er odd, peculiar, queer

boss, captain, coach, head, officer, employer

nephew

niece

police, officer, policeman, cop, security, sheriff, *detective, guard

sweetheart, darling, girlfriend, boyfriend

secretary, principle

two of us, we

marry, wed, wedding, marriage

divorce

separate, apart, split up

man, male, guy, gentleman

woman, female, lady

doctor, physician

nurse

fireman, firefighter

social work, social work er

teach, taught, educate, instruct, tutor, education, teach er , profess or , *instruct or

judge, justice, jud ge, court

warm, balmy

hot, stifling, muggy

cold, chilly, shiver

cold, virus, bug

stuck up, cold, snooty, aloof, sophisticated

help, assist, aid

plenty, enough

understand, get it

have, has

right, all right, privilege

right, correct

right, to the right, right side

happy, glad

here, present

left, to the left, left side

left, abandon, leave behind, leave, rest, remain, drop off, leftovers

leave, depart, go, left

mistake, wrong, error

car, automobile

garage

drive, drove, steer

trailer, manufactured home

motorcycle, bike

rain, railroad track, locomotive

subway

helicopter

airplane, plane, flight, air force, pil ot

fly, take off, soar

fly, wing, flutter

truck, bus

traffic

gasoline

will, *future

can, able, could

cannot, unable

possible, can

impossible, not possible

maybe, perhaps, may, might, probably

do, doing, did, action, act, activity, behave, behavior

don’t, doesn’t, didn’t, won’t, isn’t, not

sentence, language, *captions

story, tale, mention, message

closed captions

say, said

move, shift, relocate, motion

put, place, lay

give, donate, hand, offer, grant, award, contribute

read, go through

who?, whose?, whom

when?

why?

how?

which?

where?

how much? how many?

what?, pardon me?, come again?

what, itemize, what?

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

long, long-time

past, before, ago, used to, ever, last

year

last year

next year

every year, yearly, annual, annually