sc/cm 2015-16 Master ASL Vocabulary Unit 1 HELLO More formal than the next sign… HI Less formal than the previous sign… WHAT’S-UP HOW HOW-ARE-YOU BUSY CONFUSE FINE GOOD/WELL HAPPY NOTHING, NOT-MUCH SAME-OLD, THE-USUAL, COMMON same same same same same same same same same SLEEPY SO-SO/ NOT-BAD TIRED I/I-AM/ME YOU/YOU-ARE HE/SHE/IT/HE/SHE-IS IT/IT-IS YOU (plural)/YOU (plural)-ARE THEY/THEY-ARE/THEM WE/WE-ARE/US MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING/NIGHT EYE-CONTACT You must maintain eye contact when signing with others. To break eye contact is considered rude. HOLD-ON If you must break eye contact for some reason, use the hold on sign. Then, explain, if necessary, what is happening. LOOK-AT-ME • LOOK • LOOK-AT-EACH-OTHER • EYE-CONTACT BREAK-EYE-CONTACT NO-EYE-CONTACT PAY-ATTENTION FOCUS HOME+WORK WHAT Another common sign you will see for WHAT is the right index finger dragged across the left open 5 hand. NAME YOU NAME WHAT YOU LAST It is not necessary to sign LAST before you give you last name. Just pause between your first and last name. CORRECT/RIGHT WRONG/ERROR The sign for MISTAKE is very similar to the sign for WRONG. Instead of just touching the chin, the sign twists from right to left. HELP/ HELP-ME/etc… Help is a directional sign. When using HELP as a general sign the movement is straight up. For HELP-ME the movement is toward your body. For the sign HELP-YOU simply move the sign toward the other person. You will learn many more directional signs later. DEAF HARD-OF-HEARING HEARING This is also the sign for PUBLIC as in public school. WANT NOT-WANT INTRODUCE When using only one hand, this is the sign for WELCOME. MY/MINE FRIEND NICE MEET Here the two index fingers represent two people coming together. NICE TO-MEET-YOU AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE RESTROOM X2 Some folks say the sign with “t” is more for children. However, it is used for a literal bathroom, as well. NURSE GO GO-TO COME COME-TO LEARN Notice how the information is taken off the page and put into the head. YES NO PLEASE AGAIN, REPEAT SIGN, SIGN-LANGUAGE SLOW TURN-OFF-VOICE THANK-YOU SEE to-SEE-YOU LATER SEE-YOU LATER TOMORROW SEE-YOU TOMORROW TAKE-CARE TAKE-CARE-OF/CAREFUL SAME-AS ME-TOO/SAME-HERE LIKE/ALIKE GOOD-BYE BLANK-FACE BORED EXCITED FACIAL-EXPRESSION MAD ANGRY SAD SICK SCARED AFRAID CAN/MAY Use head nod and Head shake when signing affirmative or negative statements. I AM HEARING. (head not) I CAN’T GO (head shake) CAN’T MAY-NOT/CANNOT KNOW NOT-KNOW DON’T-KNOW, DO-NOT-KNOW LIKE to-LIKE-something NOT-LIKE DON’T-LIKE I’M-NOT/NOT-ME UNDERSTAND NOT-UNDERSTAND ABSENT NOT-MIND I-NOT-MIND NonManual Signals are important! NonManual Signals are important! NOT-MIND DO-YOU-MIND(?) NEED HAVE DUE/OWE FAVORITE MOVIE PRACTICE REHEARSE SCHOOL NOW NOW – often people use a single movement TODAY/CURRENTLY NOW – often people use a single movement FINISH/to be done This sign also means to stop doing something. To CUT-IT-OUT. End of Unit 1 YEA! Don’t you feel smart? HELLO HI WHAT’S-UP HOW HOW-ARE-YOU BUSY CONFUSE FINE GOOD/WELL HAPPY NOTHING, NOT-MUCH SAME-OLD, THE-USUAL, COMMON SLEEPY SO-SO/ NOT-BAD TIRED I/I-AM/ME YOU/YOU-ARE HE/SHE/IT/HE/SHE-IS IT/IT-IS YOU (plural)/YOU (plural)-ARE THEY/THEY-ARE/THEM WE/WE-ARE/US MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING/NIGHT EYE-CONTACT HOLD-ON LOOK-AT-ME BREAK-EYE-CONTACT/NO-EYE-CONTACT PAY-ATTENTION/FOCUS HOME+WORK WHAT NAME YOU NAME WHAT YOU LAST CORRECT/RIGHT WRONG/ERROR HELP/HELP-ME/etc… DEAF HARD-OF-HEARING HEARING WANT NOT-WANT INTRODUCE MY/MINE FRIEND NICE MEET NICE TO-MEET-YOU AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE RESTROOM NURSE GO/GO-TO COME/COME-TO LEARN YES NO PLEASE AGAIN, REPEAT SIGN, SIGN-LANGUAGE SLOW TURN-VOICE-OFF THANK-YOU SEE/to-SEE-YOU LATER SEE-YOU LATER TOMORROW SEE-YOU TOMORROW TAKE-CARE/TAKE-CARE-OF/CAREFUL SAME-AS/ME-TOO/SAME-HERE LIKE/ALIKE GOOD-BYE BLANK-FACE BORED EXCITED FACIAL-EXPRESSION MAD/ANGRY SAD SICK SCARED/AFRAID CAN CAN’T/MAY-NOT KNOW NOT-KNOW LIKE NOT-LIKE NOT-ME/I’M-NOT UNDERSTAND NOT-UNDERSTAND ABSENT NOT-MIND NOT-MIND (?) NEED HAVE DUE/OWE FAVORITE/PREFER MOVIE PRACTICE SCHOOL NOW TODAY NEED FINISH/to be done