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WH-Q

WH-Q . By Reba Orton. What are Wh-Q’s?. Wh-Q’s Have Eyebrow Furrows. Eyebrow furrows does not mean the signer is mad. The signer is asking a Wh-question in ASL. This facial expression is part of the ASL grammar for Wh-q’s. CONCLUSION. It is normal to type ASL Wh-q’s like this example:

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WH-Q

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  1. WH-Q By Reba Orton

  2. What are Wh-Q’s?

  3. Wh-Q’s Have Eyebrow Furrows • Eyebrow furrows does not mean the signer is mad. • The signer is asking a Wh-question in ASL. • This facial expression is part of the ASL grammar for Wh-q’s.

  4. CONCLUSION • It is normal to type ASL Wh-q’s like this example: __wh-q WHO? • The English translation is “Who was it?”

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