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09-13-2005, 02:23 AM
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Sign, Classifier, or Fingerspelling??
I know the difference between signs, classifiers, and fingerspelled words, but these 3 have me stumped... what would you call them? I think they might be the retro English signs that were "accepted"....
 APT (considered fingerspelling or not?) B-K ("Back", as in "back door", etc... B handshaping flung back while changing to a K handshape) "BUT" (B handshape changing to a T handshape with no visible "U", almost more of a movement?? )So far I can only think of these three that are boggling my mind... Are they the old English signs kinda like the "breakfast" "lunch" and "dinner" ?? (with the B, L, or D on the teeth...) 
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09-13-2005, 02:49 AM
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 I knew that....  I forgot what they were called, I guess I better hit the books and brush up..loan signs, loan signs..... like "BUS" too right?? Now I feel like a total dork... 
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