Learn about the CL-claw-3 handshape in American Sign Language through this comprehensive video lesson that explores both depictive and lexicalized classifier signs. Discover how this specific handshape is used to represent various concepts and objects in ASL, with detailed demonstrations and examples from Dr. Bill Vicars. Master the proper formation and application of the claw-3 classifier configuration while understanding its role in both depicting visual scenes and expressing established lexical items. Practice alongside clear explanations and multiple examples to enhance your ASL vocabulary and classifier usage skills.
Overview
Syllabus
CL-claw-3 handshape signs: depiction plus some lexicalized classifiers (ASL)
Taught by
Bill Vicars
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