Hi Charles,
well the facial
expressions for the mouth is an important part of the information to understand
the sign. Just take a video of someone saying “SAMBA”
You turn down the
speakers and only watch his mouth... this is written and can be read without
any guessing!
I want my deaf students
to improve their spoken language skills. So they have to find a way to
translate what is expressed but cannot be heard.
And of course Cherie ...
it is the way you explain it. – smile
Stefan
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List: Read and Write Sign Languages [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Im Auftrag von Charles Butler
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. September
2013 12:51
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Makes
sense, I don't really understand the Munder (mouth) shapes though they are
consistent.
no, the
left hand is the white open hand, palm up, with thumb extended to the
left, the right hand is the black -and- half black hand
"playing" on the white hand "drum"...
I am
looking at the left hand (alone below) and the thumb is on a side that I can't
wrap my head around.
The left thumb is in the middle with the
hand upward and out. That's not possible if this is meant to be
expressive.
What about
this with left flat hand ?
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2013 01:44
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Rio de Janeiro
No,
I think I didn't explain very well =p
The
handshape and orientation of the left hand is this
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holding one pandeiro.
looking at
you-tube videos ... I tried to write it this way –
left hand
holding the pandeiro – right hand makes the thumb drumming ;-)
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2013 23:37
Sorry
but I cannot insert this sign in the SignPuddle...
Wow – thnk you
so much for your quick answer
Any idea about
a sign for “Samba” ?
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Rio de Janeiro
Rio
de Janeiro, Handshape [Y], Movement: double 'brush' going down in the
upper/proximal location of the arm.
I am looking for the name sign of Rio de Janeiro and a
sign for the dance “Samba”
Can you offer a SignPuddle - graphic.. I need to translate
tomorrow at school a document...
"as
frágeis flores da diferença precisam da penumbra para subsistir" (CLS)
"as
frágeis flores da diferença precisam da penumbra para subsistir" (CLS)
"as
frágeis flores da diferença precisam da penumbra para subsistir" (CLS)