Multiple Meaning Signs | SEE Sign vs ASL

The video tutorial explains the importance of understanding the meaning behind American Sign Language (ASL) signs, as opposed to using a one-to-one translation from English, which is known as C Sign. It highlights how ASL uses different signs for words with multiple meanings, emphasizing the need to consider context. The video also includes a sponsorship segment promoting Skillshare, an online learning platform offering various classes, including ASL. The tutorial provides examples of how different meanings of words like 'run', 'store', and 'light' are signed differently in ASL.

What is the primary focus when choosing a sign in ASL?

• The number of letters in the word

• The frequency of the word in English

• The meaning of the word

• The length of the word

What is C Sign primarily used for?

• Teaching Spanish

• Teaching English

• Teaching ASL

• Teaching French

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for using the same sign in C Sign?

• Spelled the same

• Means the same

• Has the same number of syllables

• Sounds the same

What is Skillshare described as in the video?

• A social media platform

• An online learning platform

• A video streaming service

• A news website

Which of the following is an example of a word with multiple meanings in ASL?

• Apple

• Train

• Book

• Chair

How does ASL handle words with multiple meanings?

• Uses the same sign for all meanings

• Uses different signs based on context

• Ignores the different meanings

• Uses a sign that combines all meanings

What is the ASL sign for 'running' when referring to a nose?

• A sign for dripping

• A sign for sprinting

• The same as running to the store

• A sign for jogging