Mouthing Morphemes Workshop

Mouthing-Morphemes are an important part of communication in ASL. They are mouth movements to support ASL grammar on your face (mouth area). This is not the mouthing of English words used in oral communication. They have a specific context that relates with ASL signs and structure. Example: We use “cha” with ASL signs for “a thick book” or use “ooo” with ASL signs for “a thin book.”
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