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ASL Linguistics: Verbs Explained | Lifeprint.com

Learn about ASL verbs like EAT, ENJOY, FORGET, and more! Understand articulatory means and static locations in sign language. Discover indicating verbs and reciprocal actions.

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ASL Linguistics: Verbs Explained | Lifeprint.com

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  1. Dr. Bill Vicars Lifeprint.com

  2. ASL Linguistics:Verbs

  3. EAT

  4. ENJOY

  5. FORGET

  6. HAVE

  7. LIKE

  8. LOVE

  9. PUNISH

  10. UPSET

  11. Static location =

  12. location doesn’t change

  13. articulatory meanshaving to do with producing the sign

  14. articulation is void of meaning

  15. articulation is form and process but not meaning

  16. If a sign’s location is articulatory …

  17. … then location doesn’t influence meaning

  18. An articulatory location is just a phoneme.

  19. We call such verbs: “plain”

  20. New topic…

  21. GIVE

  22. INFORM

  23. TELL

  24. PICK-ON

  25. SEND

  26. PAY

  27. you-GIVE-me

  28. you-INFORM-me

  29. TELL-me

  30. you-PICK-ON-me

  31. you-SEND-me

  32. you-PAY-me

  33. These verbs are called…

  34. Indicating verbs

  35. Example:“I hate him.” doesn’t need “I” or “him.”

  36. The direction and orientation of the verb indicate…

  37. … who is the subject and who/what is the object.

  38. 1st location equals subject

  39. 2nd location equals the object

  40. Exception:

  41. HIRE and INVITE

  42. HIRE: 1st location is object.

  43. #SAY-NO-TO can be used to express the English sentence I SAY NO TO HIM.

  44. New topic…

  45. look-at-each-other

  46. understand-each-other

  47. Reciprocating action

  48. reciprocal verbs

  49. New topic…

  50. Consider the sign “THROW”

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