How to YELL Without Using Your Voice | Using ASL

The video tutorial introduces the concept of non-manual signals in American Sign Language (ASL) and explains how they can change the meaning of signs. It covers the five parameters of sign language: hand shape, palm orientation, location, movement, and non-manual signals. The tutorial provides practical examples and encourages viewers to practice using non-manual signals to convey different emotions and meanings in ASL.

What are the five parameters of sign language mentioned in the video?

• Hand shape, facial expression, location, movement, and speed

• Palm orientation, facial expression, speed, movement, and non-manual signals

• Hand shape, palm orientation, location, movement, and non-manual signals

• Hand shape, palm orientation, speed, movement, and facial expression

Which parameter involves the direction your palm is facing?

• Palm orientation

• Location

• Hand shape

• Movement

How can non-manual signals affect the meaning of a sign?

• By changing the hand shape

• By altering the palm orientation

• By modifying facial expressions and body language

• By adjusting the speed of the sign

What facial expression might you use to show curiosity in ASL?

• A sad face

• A frown

• A smile

• Raised eyebrows

When signing 'It's time to clean your room' with annoyance, what non-manual signal might you use?

• A nod

• A calm expression

• An eye roll

• A gentle smile

What is a key takeaway about non-manual signals from the video?

• They are irrelevant to sign language

• They only affect the speed of signing

• They are used to change the hand shape

• They can alter the emotional tone of a sign

How should you sign 'Okay, I will in one minute' with kindness?

• With a frown and forceful signs

• With a neutral expression and slow signs

• With an eye roll and quick signs

• With a smile and gentle signs