punctuation question
eghoffma at UMICH.EDU
eghoffma at UMICH.EDU
Thu Mar 9 22:33:48 UTC 2006
Thanks to all for the suggestions. I think the idea of leaving space in
between lines to indicate time will work best for my purposes. All the
best,
Erika
Quoting Valerie Sutton <sutton at signwriting.org>:
> SignWriting List
> March 9, 2006
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>> On Mar 9, 2006, at 1:12 PM, eghoffma at UMICH.EDU wrote:
>>> I was looking over the available punctuation and was wondering -
>>> is there any way to show that the pause between the end of one
>>> sentence and the beginning of the next is shorter than is normal?
>>> The utterance in question has the signer jumping back in very
>>> quickly after ending a statement to clarify something he'd just
>>> said. I guess a written English equivalent might be a dash? If
>>> there's no SW symbol I can make note of it in some other way, but
>>> I thought I'd ask...
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> Here is some information about Time...the amount of space between two
> lines is showing the amount of Time...so a single Hyphen might be
> best in your case above, or possibly parentheses, which are used in
> spoken languages to discuss an afterthought...
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