Classifier handshapes in ASL can show the shape and style of an animal’s ears. Here are some fun examples of how different animals are represented with unique ear‑shaped handshapes. Non‑manual signals let us show size differences—small, medium, and huge—using facial expressions and body movement. Character development also includes the use of non‑manual signals to show attitude, emotion, and personality. | Trix Bruce

Feeding Time in ASL: Classifier Handshapes #ASL #Classifiers in #Motion: Handshapes that move like #eating! What are classifiers? In ASL, they visually represent objects, size, shape, movement, and how something works. These handshapes act as predicates – bringing motion and meaning to your signing. Today’s example: eating in motion! ~ Taking #bites ~ #Bird pecking ~ #Squirrel munching ~ #Cow grazing ~ #Frog snapping ~ #Butterfly slurping Practice these handshapes with my videos and bring your s