Thank you! This was really helpful. I really enjoy how you put the words in the context of a sentence. Also, how the expressions and variations play into the signing. Our daughter is deaf HOH and she has passed us up LOL!
It is a good question. I have not seen the person classifier used with this sign. However, I have seen another sign for "magistrate"...think of striking a gavel
Help. I need advice please. Im right handed, but have lost most of the movement in my right hand due to arthritis, so I mostly try to sign one handed, as much as possible. (I'm just a beginner learner) how can I improve my signing efficiency? Unfortunately, my left hand also has arthritis, just not as severe. But i AM learning. 😊
This is the hard answer...it's just time and practice. One thought...do you warm up your hands before you begin? That may be a way to get your hands and your mind warmed up before you begin.
As in Freshman in college...your non-dominant hand is in a "5" shape with the back of the hand facing the other person. The dominant hand, in a "5" shape. taps the little finger of the non-dominant hand, with the little finger tapping in the middle of the palm. Let me know if that is a weak explanation
Awesome! Iknew some F handsspe words. You added greatly to my vocabulary. I will definitely be practising. Thank you.
I was interpreting a therapy session last week and picked up a new sign...it's a lifelong process
Simple and perfect, are knew to me, appreciate you ❤
I am still learning new signs!
Thank you! This was really helpful. I really enjoy how you put the words in the context of a sentence. Also, how the expressions and variations play into the signing. Our daughter is deaf HOH and she has passed us up LOL!
YEA for your daughter!!!!
Great vid, very helpful!!!
Thank you for taking the time to comment
We need more signs from you we miss your style and your a good teacher.by the way iam signing to my husband and he is sighing to me.
Glad to hear your husband is jumping in!!!
For “KNOW NOTHING” I would translate that as “clueless” or “ignorant”, maybe. 7:42
Excellent answers
Does referring to a "Judge" not need a person classifier? As opposed to, "He is going to judge the case."
It is a good question. I have not seen the person classifier used with this sign. However, I have seen another sign for "magistrate"...think of striking a gavel
Help. I need advice please. Im right handed, but have lost most of the movement in my right hand due to arthritis, so I mostly try to sign one handed, as much as possible. (I'm just a beginner learner) how can I improve my signing efficiency? Unfortunately, my left hand also has arthritis, just not as severe. But i AM learning. 😊
This is the hard answer...it's just time and practice. One thought...do you warm up your hands before you begin? That may be a way to get your hands and your mind warmed up before you begin.
Two F hand signs move to the side at the same time. What is the word being signed?
Without seeing it, my guess is “sentence”.
The word "straw" also uses two F-hands.
Great. Thanks for the addition
@@signlanguagepractice Worthy uses two F hands.
What's the sign for FRESHMAN?
As in Freshman in college...your non-dominant hand is in a "5" shape with the back of the hand facing the other person. The dominant hand, in a "5" shape. taps the little finger of the non-dominant hand, with the little finger tapping in the middle of the palm. Let me know if that is a weak explanation