I was reading up on ASL v.s. PSE and I realized….i sometimes sign PSE……
How do I know if my teachers are using PSE or ASL. I realize it is a different grammar structure, but I sometimes use it when I am not sure how to communicate my idea correctly in ASL or when I am talking with people in ASL1…..
I want to learn ASL grammar. not PSE. HELP? Any tips to make sure I am doing it correctly?
most people don’t sign pure asl, but a mixture of asl and pse…just like you’re doing. You’re fine!
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terpingitup answered:
As someone else said, it is natural for non-native, hearing signers to mix PSE and ASL. Signing ASL grammar takes practice. Lots of practice.
onebilliontastesandtunes reblogged this from thepictureofsound and added:
most people don’t...a mixture of asl and pse…just like you’re doing. You’re fine!
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diaryofahumanbeing answered:
I think I do the same thing! If I’m signing with an English speaker, sometimes I resort to PSE/SEE for that ONE phrase I can’t translate yet
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