7/2/12 Sign Language Studies Online – Class 3 (Lesson 2) You will need paper and pencil for tonight’s lesson! In This Lesson 1.
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Quiz Deaf Culture: Common Language Vocabulary Possessives Sentences with IdenOfying Nouns Using Two Third Person Pronouns Use of AGENT Suffix QuesOons Deaf Culture 1.
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Group IdenOty Common Language Shared Values TradiOons Social Rules of InteracOon 1 7/2/12 Deaf Culture: Common Language American Hearing Popula:on American Deaf Culture English American Sign Language Oral Manual Auditory Visual Wri]en Not wri]en Abstract and conceptual Conceptual only InflecOon / intonaOon / dialect Hand & Body movement / facial expression Vocal volume Hand / Face / body intensity Vocabulary
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AMERICA AUNT BOY, man BROTHER CHILD, short COOK, bake DANCE, party DAUGHTER FAMILY FATHER FRIEND GIRL GOOD-­‐FRIEND 14.
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GRANDFATHER GRANDMOTHER HIS, HERS, ITS HUSBAND LEARN, acquire MAN MOTHER MY, mine NEPHEW NIECE OUR, ours PARENTS PLEASE 27.
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SISTER SON STUDENT TEACH, educate TECHER THEIR, theirs UNCLE WIFE WOMAN YOUR, yours YOUR-­‐PL, yours Language: Possessives The hand shape for possessives is the 5-­‐hand, fingers together (closed “5” hand). They locaOons are the same as personal pronouns. The palm moves in the direcOon of the “owner”. MY, mine OUR, ours YOUR, yours YOUR-­‐PL, yours HIS/HER/ITS, hers THEIR, theirs 2 7/2/12 Language: Sentences with IdenOfying Nouns Simple sentences with nouns which idenOfy the subject (predicate nominaOves) are commonly structured like the simple sentences with predicate adjecOves. The subject pronoun can be repeated at the end of the sentence. A.  SHE TEACHER SHE. ‘She is a teacher.’ B.  MY MOTHER SHE. ‘She is my mother.’ DemonstraOon: Sentences with IdenOfying Nouns MY SISTER SHE YOUR FATHER HE OUR MOTHER SHE MY FRIEND SHE MY GRANDMOTHER SHE SHE WOMAN SHE MY FRIEND HE OUR AUNT SHE She is my sister. He is your father. She is our mother. She is my friend. She is my grandmother. She is a woman. He is my friend. She is our aunt. Language: Using 2 Third Party Pronouns When pronouns are used in a sentence to refer to two different persons, point to a different locaOon for each person. If the persons are not present, the signer can refer to one person on one side of the signer and the other person on the opposite side. HE HIS TECHER HE. ‘He is his teacher.’ 3 7/2/12 DemonstraOon: Using 2 Third Party Pronouns SHE HER SISTER SHE SHE HER MOTHER SHE SHE THEIR TEACHER SHE SHE HIS STUDENT SHE HE HER FRIEND HE SHE HIS STUDENT SHE HE HER BROTHER HE THEY HER STUDENT She is her sister. She is her mother. She is their teacher. She is his grandmother. He is her friend. She is his student. He is her brother. They are her students. Language: Use of AGENT Suffix As with TEACHER and STUDENT, the AGENT suffix can be added to a sign to indicate profession or idenOty. DANCER (DANCE + AGENT) COOK (COOK + AGENT) AMERICAN (AMERICA + AGENT) Next Week 1.  Quiz (Lesson 2) 2.  Deaf Culture: Shared Values 3.  Language (Lesson 3): a.
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Sentences with Verbs Pronouns and Nouns AdjecOves and Nouns Classifiers (DescripOve AdjecOves) 4.  Vocabulary (Lesson 3) 5.  QuesOons 4