mistercristofer
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I was told you can do a love-R bird-L.
What is that and how do you do it? Thanks
What is that and how do you do it? Thanks
I was told you can do a love-R bird-L.
What is that and how do you do it? Thanks
Can you explain what this combination of signs possibly means? If it is a gutter sign, I'm not interested. Are you an ASL user?
Seems kind of teethering between an idiom but not quite there. Not sure about how it would go myself. I have seen this expression used as the name of a song.
I'm not sure if you've been told this.. but some deaf, especially the Deafened have trouble comprehending idioms ("shake a leg", "raining cats and dogs") etc.
You could get away with signing it to hearing or those with their roots in hearing culture, but not as likely to a true deaf.
Tousi, what is a gutter sign? Can you give me an example?
L’amour est un oiseau rebelle que nul ne peut apprivoiser,
Et c’est bien in vain qu’on l’appelle s’il lui convient de refuser.
Rien n’y fait, menace ou prière.
L’un parle bien, l’autre se tait. Et c’est l’autre que je préfère.
Il n’a rien dit mais il me plait.
L’amour! L’amour! L’amour! L’amour!
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Hey, I'd like to know the love+bird sign too! My daughter's favorite song, one that has to be played on the ipod EVERY car trip -- along with Julie Andrews' Do Re Mi and Dragostea din Tei by O-Zone (the Numa Numa song that went crazy viral on YT years ago) -- has a title that's translated as "love is a rebellious bird" (L’amour est un oiseau rebelle, from Carmen): YouTube - Maria Callas - L'amour est un oiseau rebelle - Habanera - Carmen - Bizet
But, ah, if it's an off-color phrase, I'd rather not teach a 4YO that sign .
But the song does start with a very interesting comment about preferring one man who doesn't speak at all over one who speaks well, by the way.
I'm still not getting how you are doing these signs.I'm trying to say "love is a bird" and i was told i could sign it as "Love-R+Bird-L+same"
Was also confused what was meant by Love-R Bird-L but I think this is what he means.
At the same time, simultaneously:
sign "LOVE" on right hand
sign "BIRD" on left hand
After that, then sign "SAME"
You messing with me, Grendel?
Same here. Sounds flighty to me.At least I learned something. I never knew there was any precedent for love being compared to a bird before.
was a little worried when I first saw you on the forum
= my sweet black lab's name [married a medieval & renaissance expert, hence the affection for a monster] and my blog's name, not planning any raids...so please don't take my arm off
At least I learned something. I never knew there was any precedent for love being compared to a bird before.
Same here. Sounds flighty to me.
Yeah I think the more ASL is reaching out to the hearing, the more likely there is unintended consequences. It is just how it is. :|
Hey, well, at least we get to see Beowulf meet his nemesis in here. I need to grab a bucket of popcorn.
Their story goes further back then the movies.
Whoa! I just found out there's a movie called Beowulf & Grendel; but it wasn't released to the US. Must. check. out.