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The study of how signs are structured and organized.
(with no attention to meaning) |
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Non-Manual signs
(Facial Expressions)
Ex: NOT YET, FINISH |
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| Example of signs with the same Location: |
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| Example of signs with the same movement: |
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| Example of signs with the same Handshape: |
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| Example of signs with the same Orientation: |
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| Phonology is the study of: |
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| the smallest contrastive parts of ASL |
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| Handshape, Orientation, Location, Movement, and Non-Manual Signs |
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| Morphology is the study of: |
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| the smallest meaningful units of ASL and how those meaningful units are used to build new signs/words. |
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| the smallest units is a language. They cannot be broken down further. |
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| Examples of Free and Bound Morphemes in ASL: |
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Free: CAT, SIT, TEACH,
Bound: (must be together) THREE-WEEKS, NINE-MONTHS, TEACH-ER |
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This means to chose an appropriate English word
for signs in order to write them down. |
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True or False:
Glossing and translating are the same thing? |
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FALSE
Glossing and translatting are not the same thing! |
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| Transcription symbols and glossing are used together to provide what? |
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| information as to Parameters and Non-Manual signs. |
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| What's one way ASL use meaningful units to build new words or signs? |
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| Deriving Verbs from Nouns. |
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