Mrs Bucket
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"Schwang?"
Hear Again, you will have to forgive me and my vocabulary. Heh heh!
Schwang is peter pecker, wookie, man's best friend, weewee, or else known as p*nis.
"Schwang?"
Hear Again, you will have to forgive me and my vocabulary. Heh heh!
Schwang is peter pecker, wookie, man's best friend, weewee, or else known as p*nis.
Of course, I could have saved myself alot of embarrassment by looking up that word on Dictionary.com. Oh well. LOL.
Of course, I could have saved myself alot of embarrassment by looking up that word on Dictionary.com. Oh well. LOL.
It was a lucky mistake.
It lets us all have the opportunity to see Mrs. Bucket's huge vocabulary on anatomy.
Don't worry, I didn't even know that word. I did try looking it up on dictionary.com, and it isn't there. However, I do know the word without the "sch" in front of it, so I assumed that's what it meant. Out of curiosity, I went just now to dictionary.com and looked it up with the "sch" removed, and found it.
Trying to speak english and sign at the same time- definitely screws me up. Either my english is jumbled or my signing is too english.
I won't be an interpreter anytime soon, that's for sure.
society's_child,
The only time Sim-Com can be done with any degree of accuracy is when signing in English word order (PSE or SEE). For obvious reasons, it doesn't work too well for ASL.
I understand and believe your statement 100%.
so the funniest mistake i have made in ASL lately is talking to the chair of the ASL department in my school and fingerspelling easy because i cant remember the sign and not being able to do it! i kept spelling it dyslexic.
I've made that kind of mistake before!
In fact, when I started learning PSE (which is what I began with followed by SEE and then ASL) I had to fingerspell almost every other word because I couldn't remember all of my signs.
society's_child,
I hope my last post didn't come across as condescending because I didn't mean for it to be. If it did, I apologize.
No, of course not. No need to apologize, I knew what you meant.
yup, i felt so dumb, i was talking to the department chair... eeeek.
Did he/she (the department chair) say anything to you about the fact that you inaccurately fingerspelled the word "easy?"