Learn ASL: B-U-R-N Lexicalized Fingerspelling

A breakfast “egg-splosion“💥 creates an “egg-celent” “egg-scuse” to tackle a tough ASL lesson topic for new signers:
Lexicalized Fingerspelling! 🥳
❓What is it❓
The fingerspelling of a word evolves to become its own sign.
Lexicalized means borrowed. So think of Lexicalized fingerspelling as a “borrowed vocabulary” from English
❓Key features❓
A wrist flick, a circular motion, letters not fully formed, skipped letters…
Or some wonky funky combo of those features 🤪
❓Why❓
IDK… Every language has its quirks. Get over it 😛
👉 In this example, I break down the Lexicalized fingerspelling sign for BURN.
Note the wrist flick!
🙋🏻‍♀️ If there is an actual open flame, it’s appropriate to sign BURN with the flame/fire sign (shown in this video).
For non-open-flame purposes, it is common to use the Lexicalized fingerspelling sign version of BURN.

[@frostbittenarts]

LOL the evidence 😂😂😂. Love the flick burn sign. 🔥 You need some burn in your fire- we can see your breath!!! 🥶

[@mt-up]

I really enjoy learning new signs from your videos. Thanks and please keep making videos! Gotta watch them eggs. They can be dangerous, out to get you. :)

[@thrivinginamber2642]

Hi, here's a classifier game you can play. One person signs things as scenery, obstacles, modes of transportation, and the other person constantly moves with classifiers. If the signer signs "Now Water", the mover now controls flowing water. If the signer signs "Cave", then the water is now in a cave, or however the mover decides to react. It's fast-paced, and can be very silly, which is a lot of fun, what do you think?

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