"Lesson" American Sign Language (ASL)

\|31\|32\|33\|34\|35\|36\|37\|38\|39\|40\|41\|42\|43\|44\|45\| ◄ ► Lesson 41: Vocabulary: APPROXIMATELY-[around, about] AREA-[place] ARRIVE BRIDGE CAMP-[TENT] CHECK [card, receipt] COMPLAIN CORNER COUNSEL DEPOSIT EUROPE FLAT (flat-tire) FREEWAY-[Highway] FROM-TIME-TO-TIME GASOLINE-[gas-station, put-in-gas] HOLLAND INTERSECTION MOTOR-[machine, engine] PROCEED-[go-ahead-with, get-along, go-on] TRAFFIC Practice sheet 41.A 01. YOU LIVE WHERE, APPROXIMATELY? 02. YOUR FAVORITE PLACE STUDY WHERE? 03. YOU ARRIVE CLASS what-TIME ? 04. THIS CITY HAVE BRIDGE? 05. YOU ENJOY CAMP YOU? Practice sheet 41.B 06. Every-2-WEEK, YOU GET PAY-CHECK YOU? 07. YOUR FAMILY, PERSON COMPLAIN MOST WHO? 08. YOUR HOUSE CORNER QUESTION-MARK? 09. BEFORE-[prior-to] REGISTER CLASS, YOU MEET COUNSEL-AGENT? 10. APARTMENT CLEAN-up DEPOSIT, NORMAL HOW-MUCH-[1h]? Practice sheet 41.C 11. SUPPOSE GO EUROPE, WANT LOOK-AROUND, 1-DAY ENOUGH? 12. FLAT-TIRE, YOU KNOW HOW CHANGE YOU? 13. BICYCLE FREEWAY ALRIGHT? 14. CAKE YOU EAT FROM-TIME-TO-TIME? 15. GAS, WORTH-[cost] (What is the cost of gas?) Practice sheet 41.D 16. HOLLAND HAVE MANY FLOWER QUESTION-MARK? 17. CAR, STREET-[road] INTERSECTION, LIGHT-[device], CL:C-["three_lights"_show_the_three_lights_on_a_traffic_signal_from_top_to_bottom], what-COLOR? (What are the colors of a street light?) 18. YOUR CAR MOTOR what-SIZE ? 19. YOUR SISTER, YOU-TWO PROCEED-[get-along]? 20. YOU DRIVE TRAFFIC, HOW FEEL? NOTES: INTERPRETER: Professional Interpreters for the Deaf generally aspire to obtain national interpreter certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. It usually takes several years of study and practice before you are ready to interpret professionally. If you want to become a certified interpreter you should expect to put in around 900 classroom-seat-time hours (or about 60 semester-credit units), several thousand hours of general signing practice (chatting with Deaf and/or skilled signers), as well as a couple hundred hours of mentored practice interpreting. You will need to pass a written test regarding ethics and professional conventions as well as a performance test. You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ ASL resources by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars Dr. Bill's new iPhone "Fingerspelling Practice" app is available now for just 99 cents! GET IT HERE! NEW! Online "ASL Training Center!" (Premium Subscription Version of ASLU) CHECK IT OUT Also available: "ASLUniversity.com" (a mirror of Lifeprint.com less traffic, fast access) VISIT NOW Want to help support Lifeprint / ASLU? It's easy!

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Lesson 41:

Vocabulary:
APPROXIMATELY-[around, about]
AREA-[place]
ARRIVE
BRIDGE
CAMP-[TENT]
CHECK [card, receipt]
COMPLAIN
CORNER
COUNSEL
DEPOSIT
EUROPE
FLAT (flat-tire)
FREEWAY-[Highway]
FROM-TIME-TO-TIME
GASOLINE-[gas-station, put-in-gas]
HOLLAND
INTERSECTION
MOTOR-[machine, engine]
PROCEED-[go-ahead-with, get-along, go-on]
TRAFFIC

Practice sheet 41.A
01. YOU LIVE WHERE, APPROXIMATELY?
02. YOUR FAVORITE PLACE STUDY WHERE?
03. YOU ARRIVE CLASS what-TIME ?
04. THIS CITY HAVE BRIDGE?
05. YOU ENJOY CAMP YOU?

Practice sheet 41.B
06. Every-2-WEEK, YOU GET PAY-CHECK YOU?
07. YOUR FAMILY, PERSON COMPLAIN MOST WHO?
08. YOUR HOUSE CORNER QUESTION-MARK?
09. BEFORE-[prior-to] REGISTER CLASS, YOU MEET COUNSEL-AGENT?
10. APARTMENT CLEAN-up DEPOSIT, NORMAL HOW-MUCH-[1h]?

Practice sheet 41.C
11. SUPPOSE GO EUROPE, WANT LOOK-AROUND, 1-DAY ENOUGH?
12. FLAT-TIRE, YOU KNOW HOW CHANGE YOU?
13. BICYCLE FREEWAY ALRIGHT?
14. CAKE YOU EAT FROM-TIME-TO-TIME?
15. GAS, WORTH-[cost] (What is the cost of gas?)

Practice sheet 41.D
16. HOLLAND HAVE MANY FLOWER QUESTION-MARK?
17. CAR, STREET-[road] INTERSECTION, LIGHT-[device], CL:C-["three_lights"_show_the_three_lights_on_a_traffic_signal_from_top_to_bottom], what-COLOR? (What are the colors of a street light?)
18. YOUR CAR MOTOR what-SIZE ?
19. YOUR SISTER, YOU-TWO PROCEED-[get-along]?
20. YOU DRIVE TRAFFIC, HOW FEEL?

NOTES:

INTERPRETER: Professional Interpreters for the Deaf generally aspire to obtain national interpreter certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. It usually takes several years of study and practice before you are ready to interpret professionally. If you want to become a certified interpreter you should expect to put in around 900 classroom-seat-time hours (or about 60 semester-credit units), several thousand hours of general signing practice (chatting with Deaf and/or skilled signers), as well as a couple hundred hours of mentored practice interpreting. You will need to pass a written test regarding ethics and professional conventions as well as a performance test.

You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™
ASL resources by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

Dr. Bill's new iPhone "Fingerspelling Practice" app is available now for just 99 cents! GET IT HERE!

NEW! Online "ASL Training Center!" (Premium Subscription Version of ASLU) ** CHECK IT OUT **

Also available: "ASLUniversity.com" (a mirror of Lifeprint.com less traffic, fast access) ** VISIT NOW **

Want to help support Lifeprint / ASLU? It's easy!

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