ASL Classifiers (CLs) for Furniture & Objects

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12 жыл бұрын

This video shows examples of classifiers for a variety of furniture and objects in ASL. Classifiers tell the location and orientation of furniture and objects in a room. By watching this video, you would then know the appropriate CLs for which furniture or object.

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@ASLTHAT 10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for letting me know. I just fixed this and now its captioned throughout. I appreciate you watching and providing feedback. It helps! You can use it with your students. :)

@estherdennis8764 Жыл бұрын

I absolutely love watching your learning videos! I've been studying for over a year and your teaching has taught me a lot of new concepts!

@randigriffith5676 9 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your very clear and very informative videos! Classifiers never made sense to me until I found your videos.I just told my husband that they would've been helpful 10 years ago when I was training a deaf coworker at our backroom stocking job because our managers didn't speak ASL. I knew just enough to get by, and he helped me fill in the gaps. He was awesome! I just started learning ASL again so I can teach my kids and am pursuing certification to teach other children. Your videos have been very helpful! Thank you!

@strugglingcollegestudent 3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! I've watched so many videos on classifiers and this is the only one that made sense to me!

@matcha3257 8 жыл бұрын

Yes! This will be very helpful for my asl test - and honestly just for my asl skills in the real world. Thank you for making this video!

@korrinjohnson9849 11 жыл бұрын

Very clear, I like that it is slow and the subtitles are accurate.. thank you!

@joannebaek4551 5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for this video and lovely signing. Silly me, when someone posted at a someone else's ASL teaching video that the video needed captions, I thought they should just learn what they can from it. Now, this one is beautifully done, and I got pretty far before I didn't understand something. But then I looked for captions... and I was really glad to have them, as long as I could watch without, until I needed them. Thank you. (I also didn't know that a wiggling "F" was furniture... I missed that and didn't even notice that I missed it. That's like how us hearing folks can see a whole intricate discussion, and not be able to imagine all the content that is in there that we are missing. I love ASL.) I guess captions also can serve the purpose of going back and seeing all you've missed! At least in my case.

@jmel7563 9 жыл бұрын

Have a test next week over floor plans using furniture CL's to show location of objects. The classifier for T.V. that our class uses is CL:C (for old t.v.'s instead of CL:A) and CL:B or CL:L (large size) to show a flatscreen. We've been taught we can use CL:B or CL:L to describe a picture hanging on the wall as well. Just like English, dialect varies with regions. This is my first semester having a deaf teacher, which initially made me nervous due to language barriers. However, I have found that I'm learning much more than I did having hearing teachers who explained things through talking rather than signing. Good video!

@ASLTHAT 9 жыл бұрын

You are correct, FLAT TVs would be using CL:B or CL:LL. Some classifiers have changed. Thanks for the comments. Good luck on your test!