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ASL Advanced Vocabulary

Advanced ASL vocabulary and concepts, including directional verbs (signs that change movement to show subject and object) and depicting classifiers for more nuanced signing. Front: the English word or concept. Back: a written description of the sign's handshape, movement, and how it changes to convey meaning.

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37 basic cards for Advanced American Sign Language. It opens with "Give (I give you)" and "Give (you give me)". More American Sign Language at other levels is listed below.

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Give (I give you)
Show answerA flat O hand starts near the signer's chest and moves outward toward the person addressed, opening slightly.
Give (you give me)
Show answerA flat O hand starts near the addressee and moves toward the signer, opening slightly.
Ask (I ask you)
Show answerBoth flat O hands near the signer's chest move outward toward the addressee.
Ask (you ask me)
Show answerBoth flat O hands start near the addressee and move toward the signer.
Help (I help you)
Show answerAn S hand rests on the palm of the flat hand and both move forward toward the addressee.
Help (you help me)
Show answerAn S hand rests on the palm of the flat hand and both move backward toward the signer.
Show (I show you)
Show answerThe index finger touches the back of the other flat hand, then both move forward toward the addressee.
Show (you show me)
Show answerThe index finger touches the back of the other flat hand, then both move backward toward the signer.
Send
Show answerA flat O hand flicks open and moves from the signer outward toward the recipient's location.
Look-at (I look at you)
Show answerThe V hand fingers point from the eyes forward toward the addressee.
Look-at (you look at me)
Show answerThe V hand fingers point from the addressee's direction back toward the signer's own eyes.
Classifier for a person walking
Show answerThe index finger extends downward and moves forward to represent a person walking, known as CL:1.
Classifier for a vehicle
Show answerThumb, index, and middle finger extend to represent a car or vehicle moving, known as CL:3.
Classifier for a round object
Show answerA curved C hand shape represents holding or the shape of a round object such as a cup, known as CL:C.
Classifier for two people
Show answerA V hand with fingers pointing down represents two people or standing figures, known as CL:V.

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