IX-this WEEKEND/\ YOU PLAN DO++? "What are you doing?" ACTIVE. ACTIVITY.
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"What will you plan to do this weekend?"
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IX-this WEEKEND/\ YOU PLAN DO++? CJ Jones is a famous Deaf actor and comedian. Perform (an action, the precise nature of which is often unspecified). "What will you plan to do this weekend?" Then keeping your hands in that position, spell the word "DO" twice. Please add the comment to the specific variation that the comment applies to.You must be a member to add comments. This sign is also sometimes written as: "what-DO" Some people also call it a "loan sign" (as in "borrowed" from fingerspelling) but that is an old fashioned term. If not,
One-handed (informal) and two-handed (formal) signs may be interchangeable. Login or Comments are attached to the specific sign variation for a word.
Login or Default video speed adjustments available to full members. To do this sign, turn your hands palm up in "D" handshapes and hold them in front of you with your index fingers pointing out/forward.
Login or Default autoplay video available to full members. This sign uses lexicalized fingerspelling.
More advanced signers tend to do the same thing except they have Of course, even those with normal or limited hearing can also learn this wonderful, expressive language!
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"something must be done about..." MUST #DO SOMETHING. YOU DO++? He says “Anything is possible. He is a nationally-known teacher and lecturer in ASL and sign language interpretation.
ASL writing for DO. Sign Notice.
"something must be done about..." MUST #DO SOMETHING.
Most of us now use the term "lexicalized fingerspelling" to refer to fingerspelling that looks like a word.
Sign language is often used instead of spoken language in Deaf communities, as some people with hearing loss have been brought up solely using sign language to communicate with family or friends. Lexicalized fingerspelling is when fingerspelling looks more like a sign than just the individual letters signed.
Learning sign language can be a fun experience and help you communicate with more people in the deaf and hard of hearing community. CONDUCT (as in "the act of doing") DEED (as in "action performed intentially") DID. "What are you doing?" Login or Printing signs is available to full members.
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Whether you are a beginner or an experienced signer, it's good to understand the different aspects of the language.
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American Sign Language (ASL) is quite different from British Sign Language (BSL), despite the fact that English is the spoken language of both countries. One-handed (informal) and two-handed (formal) signs may be interchangeable. YOU DO++?
This Sign is Used to Say (Sign Synonyms) ACT (as in "to act a certain way") ACTION.
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