Write a sentence using listing in ASL

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
November 3, 2008

On Nov 3, 2008, at 2:54 AM, Natasha Escalada-Westland wrote:
> Great!  Thank you!  I have so much to learn... Do you ever hold  
> workshops or online classes?


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Hello Natasha and Everyone!

Yes. I do offer private instruction with me online, over the telephone  
and Skype...so if you would like to schedule an appointment with me,  
write to me privately and we can find a time that will work for both  
of us. Do you have a Skype account? It is free and an easy way for us  
to communicate face to face and/or voice to voice...doesn't matter  
where we are in the world...it is free if you have an internet  
connection...

Download Skype software:
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once you download Skype, setup an account, and hopefully, if you can,  
get a web cam so we can use the video feature and see each other face  
to face...

Sometime next week would be fine...write to me to schedule an  
appointment...

It will be fun to meet you face to face!

Valerie Sutton
Sutton at SignWriting.org


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>
> From: signwriting at mac.com
> To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
> Subject: Re: [sw-l] Write a sentence using listing in ASL
> Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2008 14:12:13 -0800
>
> SignWriting List
> November 2, 2008
>
> On Nov 2, 2008, at 1:05 PM, Natasha Escalada-Westland wrote:
> I have looked through the writing lessons online, but remain unsure  
> as to how I would show a handshape held on the weak hand throughout  
> an entire sentence, as when somone would list items or people, while  
> the dominant hand continues to sign and refer to the weak hand.  
> Would I use a symbol for "Unit Dynamics" (a light gray line), and if  
> so, where can I find that in the SignPuddle? Thank you!
>
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>
>
> Hello Natasha!
> Thanks for this question. No. We would not use the Unit Dynamics  
> Line...definitely not ;-)))
>
> Holding the non-dominant hand in space, while the dominant hand  
> continues to sign, is written with a Tension Symbol placed  
> underneath the hand that is held in space....The Tension Symbol is  
> showing that that position is being "held in one place"... In the  
> attached example we call it "classifiers", but even if it is not a  
> classifier...any hand that is "held in space" has a Tension Symbol  
> under it...
>
> Here is a good example from Goldilocks. Notice the C handshape with  
> the left hand. It is held in the C position, while the right hand is  
> signing...the C hand represents the bowl, while the other hand is  
> spooning porridge...
>
> So place a Tension Symbol underneath the hand that is written in one  
> place, and write it throughout all the signs that have it held in  
> space...
>
> See attached example...I will find you more too...
>
> <Picture 8.png>
>
>
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