Belgium sign: poster

[Shane Gilchrist O hEorpa]

in NISL, we use both signs :-) - Kathleen's sign in NISL means
'putting on a poster' or 'putting something on the wall' - Val's sign
(ASL) means 'putting the poster on the wall a bit above me'

our sign for 'poster' is the ASL sign but repeating twice - the first
one before your face then before your chest

aint signed languages great - a small change in the direction or
orientation will make a big difference :-)

Shane

On 07/11/05, Valerie Sutton <sutton at signwriting.org> wrote:
> SignWriting List
> November 7, 2005
>
> Lucyna Dlugolecka wrote:
> > Hi Kathleen. I would resign of the down arrows, instead of them I
> > would put the handshape symbols below too.
>
> I like that idea, Lucy! And I also notice that Kathleen used a
> different palm facing than the writing I just shared with
> you...Kathleen's writing had the palm facing the front wall, with the
> thumbs side, which is a little different as well...so there could be
> several choices of spellings for that sign...depending on variations
> of signing styles as well... Val ;-)
>
> PS. Congrats, Lucy, on the article that you shared with us recently!!...
>
>