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What is the ASL sign for the letter S?
What is the ASL sign for the letter T?
What is the ASL sign for the letter U?
What is the ASL sign for the letter V?
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What is the ASL sign for the letter W?
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What is the ASL sign for the letter X?
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What is the ASL sign for the letter Y?
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What is the ASL sign for the letter Z?
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What is the ASL sign for "afternoon"?
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What is the ASL sign for "buy"?
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What is the ASL sign for "doctor"?
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Study Notes
American Sign Language (ASL) Flashcards Overview
- The flashcards cover the ASL alphabet from A to Z, including each letter's gesture.
- Provides vocabulary words commonly used in ASL to assist with everyday communication.
ASL Alphabet
- Letters S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z are basic signs for each character in the ASL alphabet, crucial for initial learning.
- Important for spelling out names, places, and unfamiliar words in conversation.
Common Vocabulary
- A range of everyday words included such as "afternoon," "homework," and "doctor" to build practical language skills.
- Phrases like "call me," "all day," "tomorrow," and "yesterday" aid in expressing time-related concepts.
Actions & Verbs
- Verbs included are essential for constructing sentences, such as "buy," "sell," "walk," and "use."
- Terms related to communication like "understand," "don't understand," and "again" enhance conversational flow.
Time Indicators
- Words like "hour," "minute," "month," and "year" provide a framework for discussing durations and timelines.
Emotional Expressions
- Terms such as "fine," "nice," and "fast" add emotional context and descriptive capabilities to conversations.
Learning & Understanding Concepts
- Terms for learning such as "learn" and "practice" indicate focus on educational growth and language acquisition.
- Concepts like "grow up," "future," and "long ago" facilitate discussions on personal development and retrospective thoughts.
Sign Variations and Instructions
- Specific gestures are defined for clarity, such as "slow," which involves a specific hand position.
- The term "meeting" emphasizes the importance of facing participants with hands, highlighting the visual nature of ASL.
Specialized Terms
- Terms like "deaf," "hard-of-hearing," and "hearing" describe various hearing statuses, important for inclusivity in conversation.
- Specific gestures for complex concepts such as "Hearing" involve rotations and taps to convey meaning effectively.
Personal Terms
- Personal pronouns like "I/me" and "name" are included to help with self-identification in conversations.
General Learning Process
- Flashcards are a useful tool for repetitive learning and memory retention of signs.
- Using visual and contextual learning aids improves comprehension of ASL.
This collection serves as a foundational resource for anyone looking to engage with American Sign Language, enhancing both understanding and usage in daily interactions.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the American Sign Language alphabet with this interactive quiz. Each card presents a letter and you can review your understanding of sign language basics. Perfect for beginners and those looking to reinforce their skills.