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VOCABULARY
Week 2
Review:
(abc's, numbers)
Family – mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, aunt, uncle, cousin, niece, nephew, brother, sister
husband, wife, son, daughter, baby
parents, adult
girl, boy
woman, man – women, men
child, children
group, class, team, department, association, agency etc.....
name (and placement)
past, present, future
day, today
morning, afternoon, evening, night
sunrise, sunset – dawn/dusk
old/age
question (facial expression as well)
church, bible, Jesus, Father/God, preacher/pastor
evil, devil
donkey/stubborn, horse, spider
Verbs – to be: is, am, are, being, work, learn, live, eat
address, city/town,
How, how are you, fine
hi, hello
residential school/institution
thank you, you are welcome
-ing, -ed
bathroom
deaf
sweet
student, teacher, (agent sign)
I, you, he, she, they
to
Vocab:
Verbs – like, dislike, have, had, has, was, were, do,did, go, went, come, came, help, helped
Yes, no, maybe
nice
yesterday, tomorrow
sign language
time
Who
hear, speak/talk
What
listen-pay attention
Where
understand, don't understand
When
slow
Why
please
country
state
again, never, sometimes
how many
and
here, there
her, him
friend
my, your, their
Exercises
Week 2
Hello, how are you? My name is (fingerspell). What is your name? It is nice to meet you.
I live in (fingerspell town). Where do you live?
I have a family (use sign space to clarify size), (# and state family members). How many are (in) your
family?
What is your job (work)? *What do you do?*
Do you like your work? Yes, I like my job.
Choose three verbs and make a sentence for each verb using the given vocabulary.
Sentence practice:
I didn't understand.
Sign slowly, please.
Will you spell that again, please?
I have a mother. He has a father. They have brothers
I had a friend. They were good friends.
It was a bad morning.
I worked all night.
Why are we here?
When is it time to eat?
Who is the pastor?
Where did she go?
What is your address?
How old are you?
He helped the girls.
I like to help students.
Please, help me.