ASL Culture Flashcards

1
Q

Lexicalized Fingerspelling

A

fingerspelled words that look like a sign

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2
Q

numerical incorporation

A

incorporating a number into a sign

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3
Q

wh question

A

furrowed eyebrows

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4
Q

yes/no question

A

raised eyebrows

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5
Q

directionality

A

sign towards person you are talking about

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6
Q

classifiers

A

signs that use hand shaped that are associated with specific categories of size shape or usage or designated hand shapes

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7
Q

signed communication systems

A

ASL, Signed English, Linguistics of visual English, contact sign, manually coded English, Rochester method

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8
Q

Gloss

A

english words that best descibe ASL signs

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9
Q

contact signs

A

english signs in asl word order

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10
Q

noun verb pairs

A

a sign that is the same except for the amount of times you sign it

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11
Q

5 parameter or a sign

A

hand shape, movement, location, palm orientation, NMM

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12
Q

reversal orientation

A

same sign the opposite way (don’t want)

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13
Q

index

A

sign a persons name and point to a spot in the room.

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14
Q

How do you get a Deaf person’s attention

A

Flicker the lights, tap them on the shoulder, stomp on the floor (if it is wood).

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15
Q

Big D versus little d

A

Upercase d for describing the Deaf culture, lowercase d for describing a physically deaf person

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16
Q

Possesion

A

Using a flat hand

17
Q

initialized sign example:

A

Call, family, group, team

18
Q

tense of a sentence

A

beginning of a sentence

19
Q

explain bi - bi

A

Bilingual- someone who can speak English and ASL

Bi cultural- someone from the Deaf and hearing culture

20
Q

Where from versus where live

A

where from in where you were born where live is where you are living right now

21
Q

name sign

A

a name sign is a specific sign given to a person to represent their name, by a deaf person.