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CLASSIFIER 3 (CL:3) •The 3 handshape classifier is extremely common. This is typically used for vehicles. •Example, if signing CAR one could also add the CL:3 to explain the movement of the vehicle •CL:3 can be used for cars, trucks, and motorcycles
A list below outlines some examples of how classifier handshapes can be used in American Sign Language (ASL). These examples are only a small scratch of countless uses of classifiers. Image by Jolanta Lapiak.
Classifiers are signs that use handshapes that are associated with specific categories (classes) of size, shape, or usage. The commonly recognized handshapes that are typically used to show different classes of things, shapes, and sizes are called " class ifiers."
A "Classifier 3" (CL:3) is a thumb-up three handshape. CL:3 is generally used to represent a vehicle. It can be used as a pronoun for cars, trucks, motorcycles, (some) boats, and submarines.
CL‐1: can represent many things, including a single person “If I'm talking about throwing a baseball, I'll identify the sport before using a CL‐3‐claw to represent the ball”2 3. Example from Supalla 1982, p. 6: ASL ‘A car crashing through a fence’
19 Απρ 2020 · The classifier is used to show more information about nouns and verbs such as their location, the kind of action, and its size, shape or manner. The ASL sign used for Classifier is simple fingerspelling C-L. So, let’s learn all about Classifiers! There are 4 main characteristics of a Classifier, summed up are:
•CL:L •CL:5, (wiggle) •CL:G 5 wiggle – Vibra-tions, textured sur-face, water rippling, hair waving, goose pimples L – Size and shape of a round object with no depth: plate, picture, brooch, badge, sau-cer, clock To see streamed video, click on highlighted link Page 4 Show this picture with classifiers G – Small thin object
