Oops!
MAN STAND NEAR COUNTER, DRINK COFFEE, CHILD SCL:V"stand behind man with toy sword"
TOY SWORD
CHILD <rs:child ICL"stab man in the back,"> / MAN <rs: man SCL"drops cup of coffee on counter" (shocked)
COFFEE ECL:S->5"spills to the counter and the floor"
What is Basic Role Shift Sequence for describing a mishap with a liquid?
This classifier, used with role shift, shows how a person manipulates or handles an object. Video example?
What is an instrument classifier? (ICL)
This is a BPCL on the hand to describe fs-LEG. For example,
What is the ASL sign for an injury to the leg?
This is an outcome of LCL:sideways 1"surface cut."
What is bleeding?
This expresses the path of the thrown ball to be traveling at a very short distance.
What is "cs"?
This is ASL narrative describing someone hitting a barrier, tripping, and falling. Video?
What is Trip/Fall Sequence?
This classifier represents movements of elements such as smoke, fire, air, rain, liquid/water, and light. It is used with role shift to show where the element landed and the reaction of the person on the receiving end.
What is an element classifier? (ECL)
This is BPCL on the hand to describe an injury to fs-KNEE. For example,
What is the ASL sign for an injury to the knee?
This is an outcome of FALL or HIT.
What is swelling?
This facial expression shows the ball's path to be far.
What is "mouth wide open?"
This is how you would describe what happened from the perspective of the receiver in situations where one person accidently touches another person. For example, video?
What is Basic Role Shift -- Receiver's View?
This classifier represents the location of an object and / or its movement along with facial expressions to show distance or speed in signing space. It also represents barriers that may cause a person to trip or fall.
What is a locative classifier? (LCL)
This is BPCL on the hand to describe a toe injury.
What is the ASL sign for an injury to the toe?
This is an outcome of ME NOT SEE fs-DOOR GLASS SCL:B"sliding glass door" WRONG! DOOR NOT OPEN.
What is purple or black bruise on my face?
This facial marker shows the ball's movement to be nearby but not close, or ordinary.
What is "mm?"
ME WALK (mm) OVERLOOK (th) fs-NAIL [(wh)LCL:B"floor" / LCL:1"nail sticks out from floor".]
[(wh)LCL:1"nail" / BPCL:B"foot steps on nail" (surprised).
What is ASL narrative for an injury?
This classifier describes where an individual is located, where they moved, and / or how they moved (with facial expressions).
What is a semantic classifier? (SCL)
This is BPCL on the hand to describe a toe injury. For example, video?
What is the ASL sign for an injury to the toe?
This is an outcome of fs-BURN and rubbing the area of the burn.
What is reddening? or What is blistering? or What is peeling?
This facial expression describes the ball's path to be high in the air.
What is "slightly open mouth"?
This
Example: Man stand ix-loc "in front", man-LOOK-AT right side, woman SCL:1"approaches him from left side quietly with ice cube," she-DROP ice cube inside the back of man's shirt, he <rs:he-JUMPS CLAWS at ice cube in shirt (shocked at sudden cold feeling in back_
What is agreement verb used in role shift variation -- receiver's view?
This classifier (used always with role shift) describes a person's actions: how this person moves his/her arms, shoulders, or head.
What is a body classifier? (BCL)
This is a BPCL on the hand to describe an injury to fs-BACK. For example,
What is the ASL sign for an injury to the back of a human?
This is the outcome of a heart attack (HEART STOP).
What is pressure, tightness, pain, or a squeezing or aching sensation in chest or arms that may spread to neck, jaw or back; nausea; indigestion; heartburn or abdominal pain; shortness of breath; cold sweat; or sudden death?
This facial expression accompanies the ball movement that is fast (low and level).
What is "oo" and eyes squinting?