ok, danke, hoffe, Du schaffst es auch noch , mir eine Grundeinweisung in diese Pfeile zu geben, das verstehe ich überhaupt nicht, Du siehst es mirr bitte nach,bitte!.....
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Betreff: Re: How to write down elbow movement
Datum: 2016-03-18T00:23:51+0100
Von: "Stefan Woehrmann" <[log in to unmask]>
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Darauf nimmt Valerie in ihrem Schreiben Bezug.Wow ... du hast dich direkt auf der SW-List angemeldet und beziehst nun die unter uns ausgetauschten Emails ...lach mich kaputt... tatsächlich verrücktDie dort angesprochene Schreibweise für Schottland hatte ich angefertigt ....Dudelsackpfeifer darstellend________________________________________________
2016-03-18 0:08 GMT+01:00 Valerie Sutton <[log in to unmask]>:
SignWriting List________________________________________________March 17, 2016Hello Honza!What a pleasure to receive a message from you again in the Czech Republic ;-)How are you? It has been a long time. I can see you are still working with SignWriting. Tell us about your projects.And thank you for the video you sent in your original message. I could view it on my Mac. It may be hard for some readers to see the video, so I have included a screen shot here as a graphic, with the sign written in two ways...If others wish to show how they write this sign, feel free. He is slapping the side of his body with his elbow two times...I thought I saw a sign for Scottish bagpipes with this movement once, but I could not find that sign written in SignPuddle Online...so I wrote these examples myself...Writing the elbow movement can be done with the normal arrows we use everyday for writing arm movement. I have chosen to also use the Strike Symbol, but those may not be necessary. Please see the attached graphic. I think the elbow is moving side...-----------------------------------------------------
On Mar 17, 2016, at 5:45 AM, Honza <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Please see attached video (or FLV here: http://www.dictio.info/media/video/A_Strakonice1.flv).It is possible to write with common movement arrows but it is not correct, if hand does not move, but elbow.Hello Val, Adam..have you ever thought how to write elbow movement in SignWriting?
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