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Signing, how to speak with your hands, Elaine Costello ; illustrated by Lois A. Lehman

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Signing, how to speak with your hands, Elaine Costello ; illustrated by Lois A. Lehman
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (page 233) and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Signing
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
9153567
Responsibility statement
Elaine Costello ; illustrated by Lois A. Lehman
Sub title
how to speak with your hands
Summary
"Guide to American Sign Language, with more than 1200 illustrated signs"--Cover subtitle
Table Of Contents
The basics. Fingerspelling ; Questions ; Negatives -- Things. Three ways to form plurals -- People. Pronouns ; Gender ; The person marker -- Foods and eating. The signing space ; Symmetry ; The dominant hand -- Descriptions. The order of nouns and adjectives ; Adjectives and adverbs ; Opposites -- Numbers, money, and math. The teens ; First, second, third ... ; Years, house numbers, and money -- Time, days, and seasons. Past, present, and future time ; Time of day ; Adding numbers to time -- Places. Here, there ; Look ; Making two signs at the same time -- Health and survival. Signs that express difficulty ; Sign placement ; Compounds -- Recreation. Initialized signs ; The iconicity of signs ; Repeating signs -- Actions. The direction the sign moves ; Past, present, future ; The "to be" verb -- Being and feeling. Signs for thinking activities ; Signs for feeling ; Slang and restricted signs -- Religion and communication. Emphasis ; Signs showing judgment ; Religious signs
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