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Politeness

Politeness. You will learn how to ask politely and how to say thank you in ASL. You will also learn how to interrupt politely and how to apologize. NICE. Interrupting Politely. INTERRUPT. Excuse-Me.

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Politeness

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  1. Politeness You will learn how to ask politely and how to say thank you in ASL. You will also learn how to interrupt politely and how to apologize.

  2. NICE

  3. Interrupting Politely INTERRUPT

  4. Excuse-Me

  5. ________________________wh-q_________ EXCUSE-ME, BATHROOM WHERE?

  6. ________________________ wh-q_________ EXCUSE-ME, LIBRARY WHERE? ________________________ wh-q_________ EXCUSE-ME, CAFETERIA WHERE? ________________________ wh-q_________ EXCUSE-ME, BOOKSTORE WHERE?

  7. Excuse me. What time is it?

  8. _________________________wh-q EXCUSE-ME, TIME WHAT

  9. When a hearing person is chatting with a deaf person and the phone or doorbell starts to ring, it is impolite to answer the phone or the door without letting the deaf person know what you are doing first.

  10. EXCUSE-ME, MY PHONE RING EXCUSE-ME , DOOR SOMEONE THERE (index)

  11. Also, when a hearing person is chatting with a deaf person and another person calls or talks to the hearing person from another room, it is important to let the deaf person know about that before answering the other person. Hey John! Come over here!

  12. EXCUSE-ME, SOMEONE CALL-ME

  13. Asking Politely ASK / REQUEST

  14. please

  15. HELP PLEASE

  16. HELP • HELP-ME PLEASE • HELP-HER/HIM PLEASE • HELP-ALL PLEASE

  17. NOT-UNDERSTAND AGAIN PLEASE

  18. THANK YOU

  19. NO THANK-YOU YES THANK-YOU

  20. Making polite commands COMMAND / ANSWER

  21. WAIT PLEASE

  22. COME PLEASE

  23. GO-TO PLEASE

  24. STOP PLEASE

  25. FINISH PLEASE

  26. 3 different meanings for the “FINISH” sign "Aw, go on, you're teasing me!"  "I'm not falling for that--you silly!" I am done/finish. KNOCK IT OFF!

  27. GIVE PLEASE

  28. GIVE • GIVE-ME PLEASE • GIVE-HER/HIM PLEASE • GIVE-ALL PLEASE

  29. START PLEASE

  30. START WORK PLEASE

  31. FINISH PLEASE

  32. FINISH WORK PLEASE

  33. PAY ATTENTION PLEASE

  34. Making Apologies SORRY

  35. ME LATE SORRY

  36. MISS “ I MISSED THE INFORMATION” same as “I DID NOT SEE IT.”

  37. ME MISS, SORRY, AGAIN PLEASE

  38. SORRY ABSENT/GONE, ME SICK

  39. Polite Refusals If someone wants your help and you are unable to do so, here are ways to politely turn that person down.

  40. NO SORRY

  41. CAN’T SORRY

  42. NO, ME BUSY, SORRY

  43. CAN’T, ME BUSY, SORRY

  44. “How do you feel?”

  45. HOW FEEL ?

  46. “I’m fine, thank you?”

  47. FINE, THANK-YOU

  48. Let’s now review ASL Pronouns

  49. I/ME YOU HE, SHE, IT Pronouns in ASL

  50. Pointing in an arc YOU (pl) THEY, THEM WE, US Two people or two things US-TWO THOSE-TWO YOU-TWO THREE-OF-US THREE-OF-THEM Plural Pronouns in ASL

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