American Sign Language: "copy"

COPY
Here's the general sign:

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COPY:  (General sign)

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COPY-(from someone on your right)
This sign is "directional." That means you can show who is copying what by the direction and location of the sign.

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COPY-me:

The above version (copy-me) is sometimes used in ASL classes by the instructor telling students to copy his/her signs.

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PHOTOCOPY:  As in the sentence, "I need a (photo)copy of this."  Or, "Do you have a copy?"

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COPY (I tend to use this for the equivalent of the English word "photocopied")

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Here's a version of "copy" that means "Xerox or photocopy."  As in "I need to copy my syllabus for my class."

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COPY-from-wall:

 
 

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