ASL 2 Classifiers Purpose of classifiers l Replaces
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ASL 2 Classifiers
Purpose of classifiers l. Replaces a noun l. Clarifies a message l. More efficient
Classifiers lshow movement, location, and appearance lshow where and how something moves l. Show what it looks like lwhere it is located
What do classifiers represent? l Whole entity l Surface l Instrumental l Depth/width l Extent l Perimeter shape l On-surface
Letter Handshapes l. A- vase, can, bottle, statue, placment of items on a table l. B/4 - time marker, 4 people together, walls, floors, shelves, flat objects
Handshape Classifiers l C- cup, trash can, building, large pipe, shape of something l F- coins, buttons, eyes moving back and forth, pearl necklace, shape of cigar l G- eyebrows, mouth, mustache, collar, bird beak
Handshape Classifiers l. ILY- bird, airplane flying l. L- show shape of objectspicture frame, clocks, lakes, or size l. O- pipes, handlebars, hose
l S- show a head- nodding, peaking through a door, animal stretching/turning head l U- people sitting or standing, thin objects- tongue, diving board, tie
Number handshapes l 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 - person, time marker two people vehicle, animal 4 people, hair style, whiskers l 5 - 5 people walking, leaves falling, hair style
3 kinds of Classifiers l. Stative- does not move/stationary l. Process- moves l. Contact- touches
Stative l. Car parked l. Time marker l. Vase l. Person standing
Process l. Car moving l. Animal running l. Person walking l. Eyes moving
Contact l. Vase on table l. Car parked l. Coins on a table
Which Handshapes are allowed for Classifers? ABCDEFGHIJKL MNOPQRSTUV WXYZ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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