AW: [sw-l] GIFs posted for IMWA Group 01-07 Ring Finger

[Adam Frost]

Well, that could be the case. SMILE. But it might also be the fact that I am
younger too. As for which are in ASL, up to 01-07-04 are used in a few
signs. However, 01-07-05 and after maybe seen once in a blue moon, like when
there is sign play. (That might be the reason that I can so the handshapes,
I do a lot of sign play. HA!)

Adam




From: "Valerie Sutton" <sutton at signwriting.org>
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Subject: Re: AW: [sw-l] GIFs posted for IMWA Group 01-07 Ring Finger
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 11:00:17 -0700

SignWriting List
July 23, 2004

Adam Frost wrote:
>I just went through group 01-07. I didn't find it hard to do. I guess that
>that is because I have done weirder handshapes when I was making a writing
>system years before I found SignWriting. True, the older one gets, the
>harder it is to do complex handshapes. It is just the same as when hearing
>babies learn a language verses an adult learning a language. I guess the
>reason that I am rambling on is because the handshapes can be used in
>everyday conversation even if they seem awkward to us.

That is interesting, Adam. Since you are Deaf, perhaps that is why your
hands are more limber? grin ;-)

The handshape for number 7 in ASL is in that Group 01-07...Are there others
in Group 01-07 that are used in ASL? Just curious....Take a look at the
attached graphic...


<< Group-01-07.png >>

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