I have a completely unrelated question but if you are offering someone two options or asking if they want "A" or "B", how would you ask that easily? "Would you like Tea or Coffee?" I cant find a sign for the "or", do i just ignore it and sign the options?
Hi Ethan, thats a good question. There is no sign for Or in BSL. So what you can do is sign "tea [brief pause] coffee?" and raise your eyebrows slightly as if you're asking questions having eye contact with person. That's the best way really. You could add a "which" at the end of the sentence. It depends on the contexts. Hope that helps.
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Good morning Mel thank you for another excellent teaching session . It is very much appreciated.
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Good Morning Mel, thank you that was very helpful as always.
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I have a completely unrelated question but if you are offering someone two options or asking if they want "A" or "B", how would you ask that easily? "Would you like Tea or Coffee?" I cant find a sign for the "or", do i just ignore it and sign the options?
Hi Ethan, thats a good question. There is no sign for Or in BSL. So what you can do is sign "tea [brief pause] coffee?" and raise your eyebrows slightly as if you're asking questions having eye contact with person. That's the best way really. You could add a "which" at the end of the sentence. It depends on the contexts. Hope that helps.
@@bsllearningwithmel4459 perfect, thank you for clarifying :)