Temporal Inflection in ASL - American Sign Language
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Learn how time affects the way we sign verbs, actions, or feelings. Three types of temporal inflections are: 1) Uninflected (happened once); 2) Recurring (happened EVERY-____); and 3) Continuous (happened ALL-____).
Very helpful. I agree with all the others, you are a very effective teacher. I've caught a few of your videos and each time I walk away with more dots connected. Thank you.
Thank you for volunteering your knowledge. Very clear,good teacher
In my bachelors program at William Woods we touched on this. We are also learning about bound inflectional morphemes and bound derivational morphemes. If you could explain those, I would appreciate it!
Thank you for this!
I have to make some homework vids about this. I got it all in class but I forgot when i arrived home >.
I'm glad that the video was a good reminder of the temporal inflection in ASL. I use Signing Naturally for Level 2 and 3. I'm Deaf. Thank you for learning the language and culture of Deaf people. :)
And I recently added captions in case you or anybody didn't catch some of it. Thanks for watching.
Great explanation