❤️ Hello there. I hope this finds you full of joy and positive vibes.
I was feeling some creative juices during my morning walk (Google Map Link). My creation is below. I do hope it doesn’t creep you out. haha
❤️ This week’s What Am I Signing? lesson has fingerspelling recognition and a delicious antonym pair.
We also have a video lesson link so YOU can use today’s sign pair in context (see below).
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Thanks for spending time with us. Have an incredible day!
– Michael (Able Lingo Instructor Info)
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Sign a dialogue using the sign pair above.
Facial expressions play a crucial role in ASL, particularly when asking questions.
Typically, for wh- questions (who, what, why, where, when, which, and how), the eyebrows are lowered.
In contrast, for yes/no questions, the eyebrows are raised.
Eyebrows are awesome.
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