Word List Author Note: The first sign means to "leave or depart or to 'get out' ". Dr. B starts the sign in front of his body and moves away (directionally appropriate). If direction/location does not matter, he moves to the dominant side. The second sign connotes a "vacating" or "being absent" . . . but there's another sign for "absent." There's another sign for "leave/abandon" (or "I left my book at home"). Learn these two signs (without turning to Costello). Also know the third sign that I taught: DROP-OFF (or "abandon"... to "leave it there"), which is Costello's LEAVE #2. Costello's sign for VACATE is listed under GO #1.
The video above is NOT a single sign, rather it is composed of multiple signs in the sentence. The sentence MAY NOT be translated from English word order to ASL syntax nor translated based on meaning.
The video above is NOT a single sign, rather it is composed of multiple signs in the sentence. The sentence MAY NOT be translated from English word order to ASL syntax nor translated based on meaning.
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