thank you sir, I've learned so much. I currently teaching multi level deaf and mute learners at public school here in the Philippines. I hope that you upload more videos.
There are several variations in the video, not just with moon. A few others I noticed were generation, hypothesis, rock, metal, plant, and still others. Regardless, they are all beneficial to know in case a sign shows up in a class or on a job.
I'm curious if the presenter's sign for the word moon could be a regional variation? I've always thought the sign for "moon" was the modified "c" shape tapping the face with the thumb below the eye and the forefinger at near the eyebrow. Any thoughts? See lifeprint dot c o m for a representation of this sign. Thanks!
thank you sir, I've learned so much. I currently teaching multi level deaf and mute learners at public school here in the Philippines. I hope that you upload more videos.
It would be helpful is a table of content was provided with the time for each sign so one doesn't have to go all the way through the video.
thank you for posting.much appreciated
Thank you so much for this helpful video; hope you will be making more videos😁
There are several variations in the video, not just with moon. A few others I noticed were generation, hypothesis, rock, metal, plant, and still others. Regardless, they are all beneficial to know in case a sign shows up in a class or on a job.
I'm from Ohio. Here we sign "Metal" as an X handshape under the chin and the sign you used is what is signed for "Glass"
I'm curious if the presenter's sign for the word moon could be a regional variation? I've always thought the sign for "moon" was the modified "c" shape tapping the face with the thumb below the eye and the forefinger at near the eyebrow. Any thoughts? See lifeprint dot c o m for a representation of this sign. Thanks!