Shoulders orientation

[Romero]

I would change the whole sign to match the shoulders.

Nancy

On Jan 2, 2014, at 9:45 AM, Dali balti <livingtabernacle at YAHOO.FR> wrote:

> Hello everyone!
> 
> I have one question which I am all the time thinking about.
> When using signwriting, and let's imagine we do have two people, one on left and the other one on right. I am the story teller/ interpreter. :D
> When writing, I can use the shoulders turning left to transfer the person on my right's words and vice versa.
> As I turn my shoulders, shall I continue writing as if the person was in front of me but the shoulders turned away, or I have to write the shoulders turning away and the whole sign as well???
> In my writings, in order not to be confused and not to make the writing more complexed, I write as if the person were before me and I only change the shoulders orientation!
> 
> Does any one know how to help please??? 
> Thank you all!!!!
> 
> Dali
> :D
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