OF-COURSE: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "of course"



 



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The sign NATIONAL can also mean natural nature normal
NATIONAL natural nature normal vs OF COURSE

However sometimes skilled Deaf signers use the circle and drop version for: of course. It is fairly easy to find video evidence.
See:

For an example of the circle and drop version of "of course" see the 7:38 mark of: https://youtu.be/YcvpgZt8d0g?t=454

For another example of the circle and drop version of "of course" see the 13:58 mark of: https://youtu.be/nlZiGUd6ViM?t=837

For another example of the circle and drop version of "of course" see the 1:15 mark of https://youtu.be/6E_MckK5Ea4?t=74

For another example of the circle and down version of "of course" see the 6:16 mark of https://youtu.be/cW3ZeoM5PsE?t=375



So the difference between NATURAL and OF COURSE is not and always or never situation.
OF COURSE Versions: 1. uninflected 2. inflected for emphasis (overlaps the NATIONAL sign).
If taking an expressive test -- do "of course" this way: __ -------------------- ...and do NATIONAL this way: __
 






 
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