ASL 1.1

Terms

Sign

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Hello/Hi

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Learn

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Learning

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Practice

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Now

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Ready

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Yes

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No

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Remember

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Gotcha / I see / Oh I see

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Immerse / Immersion

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Cool

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Neat

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See you later

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Different

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Same / Same as

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Forget

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Again

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Attempt / Try

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Discussion

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Discussion / Talk about

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Talk

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Review

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Perfect

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Correct / Right

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Error / Incorrect / Wrong

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Example

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Have

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Basic

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Grammar

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Sentence

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Syntax

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Object (grammar)

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Subject (grammar)

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Verb

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ASL / American Sign Language

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English

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Worksheet

Homework

Type

Snapshots

Dictionary

Film / Movie / Video

Watch

Recording (video)

Upload

Download

Click

Dropdown menu

Movement

Location / Place

Palm orientation (PO)

Handshape (HS)

Non-manual markers (NMM)

Joint Point (JP) [Note: new term, formerly Proximalization]

A-Z

Name

-ism

What

Who

Where (question/setting)

When

Why

Which

How

How many

What kind / What type

Y/N-Question

I / Me

You

He / It / She / Her / Him / Them / They

Us / We

Mine / My

Your / Yours

Hers / His / Its / Their / Theirs

Our / Ours

Two / Three / Four / Five of us

A group of us

You two / three / four / five

You and your group

Two / three / four / five of them

A group of them

DeafBlind

DeafDisabled

Deaf

Hard of Hearing

Hearing deteriorated (over time) (e.g. Late-deafened)

Hearing

Morning / AM (time)

Noon

Afternoon / PM (time)

Night / PM (time)

Day

Good morning

Good afternoon

Good evening

How are you? / How are you doing?

Fine

Good

What's new? / What's happening?