Indicating Verbs in American Sign Language (directional) (ASL University)(Lifeprint.com) (Dr. Bill)

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Indicating Verbs (Directional Verb) in American Sign Language (ASL University)(Lifeprint.com) (Dr. Bill)
ASL verbs that can use direction to indicate the subject and the object of an action are sometimes called "indicating verbs."
Another name for verbs that can use direction to indicate the subject and the object of an action is agreement verbs.
Indicating verbs (also called directional verbs) are sometimes called agreement verbs but agreement is a larger topic.
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Indicating Verbs in American Sign Language
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William G. Vicars, EdD
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I totally remember using the tty or tdd system. It is weird at first but I got used to it. I guess I’m old, as well, because I remember “ask” (OLD sign) as both hands together like in prayer, moving towards you. I don’t use that sign anymore but there are a bunch of way old signs that I remember through the years, but have changed with the times.

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Love this series of videos. Always learning something and good review of others 🤓🙂

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Thanks Rich! Yah, I'm building some basics for my eventual Open Education Resources version of Linguistics.

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Oh, so Give is part of Food-to, I recently use the X-hand Give. Oh, in spring class, first day, we play game, I show sign "whose-Turn", new class start, they use that sign still, is classroom survival sign, but not taught as part of curriculum, teacher sometimes use during explain, but student remember from past class, use first~

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