Course: Introduction to Catalan Sign Language: Speaking with Your Hands and Hearing with Your Eyes

In this video Santi discusses the main ways to express plural forms in LSC: repeating the signs, using numbers, and the importance of facial expression when signing quantities.

Catalan Sign Language uses five basic ways to express singular or plural forms: Free morphemes Reduplication (repetition) Numerical incorporation Enumerations Non-manual markers 1. Free morphemes Plural may be expressed through …

Repeat and practice! The videos below show the different professions that appear in the family tree video you saw in Step 5.2. Look at the videos below and afterwards watch …

We are getting close to the end of the course and the content we have worked on this week has been more advanced than the previous weeks. Here we summarize …

In this video, Santi and Delfina introduce you to a family tree. Pay attention to each family member – you will need to know some details about them later on!

Repeat and practice! The videos below show the family relations that appear in the family tree video you saw in Step 5.2. Look at the videos below and afterwards watch …

Repeat and practice! The videos below show the different words for family status that appear in the family tree video you saw in Step 5.2. Look at the videos below …

Now it’s your turn to try! Translate the following sentences, keeping in mind the basic constituent order in LSC. Answers are in the next step, but we encourage you to …

Solutions to the previous step: I like to eat fruit for breakfast (Me gusta comer fruta para desayunar) My friend Marc is a very good interpreter (Mi amigo Marc es …

So far, we have seen how to produce a declarative sentence in LSC, as well as how to ask a content question (with and without interrogative signs). Remember that in …

In this video, Santi discusses two common orders for parts of speech within a sentence in LSC: SOV (subject – object – verb): This is the most common order. SVO …

Previously, in Step 4.11 we saw how to ask content questions with an interrogative sign. Interestingly, in Catalan Sign Language, as in many others sign languages, we can ask content …

Week 4 has allowed us to work in the basic parameters of signs, which are equivalent to the phonology of spoken languages. We have also reviewed the vocabulary of some …

English version below La versió en català, a sota de la versió en anglès Versión en castellano al final del documento English The course is taught in Catalan sign language …

Now, try signing your way through a typical day. Refer back to the previous step if you need help. Once you have the hang of it, post a video of …