This new and comprehensive text features information on numbering uses and applications in American Sign Language and how to sign them. Presented in 12 chapters this book incorporates lessons on a wide range of numbering topics including both citation forms and common variations. Each topic is accompanied by a diverse assortment of practical and creative exercises drills and activities. A perfect text for use with beginning to intermediate ASL students. Brenda E. Cartwright; Suellen J. Bahleda; 2002 125 pages; soft cover. Item Weight - 1 lbs.

NUMBERING IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

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REGISTRY OF INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF

Words, Language & Grammar

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2004 Journal of Interpretation. Official journal of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID).

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This book provides a more in depth discussion on how to interpret successfully in interactive settings. With discussion points and suggested activities at the end of each chapter, this book will teach students enrolled in ITPs and all those looking to improve their understanding of interactive interpreting about all levels of the communication process. The text provides insight on how to navigate a variety of interpreting situations. The reader will learn how an interpreter can manage the different aspects of interactive interpreting between cultures and languages, along with another frequently-occurring type of interactive interpreting, that of video relay.

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