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Transportation

ACROSS

ACROSS (2)

AIRPLANE

BICYCLE

BUS

This is #BUS - the lexicalized version of BUS and the more accepted ASL sign for this word.

BUS (2)

This is the initialized and more "Signed English" version of the sign #BUS.

Do you mind if I borrow your car?

YOU-LOAN-ME CAR, MIND-YOU

DOWN

ENGINE

FREEWAY

GAS

GO

Her car is black and has a loud engine.

(HER BLACK CAR)top LOUD ENGINE (2h)CL:5(show engine rumbling down road)

HERE

How did you get here?

This phrase is signed as "YOU ARRIVE HERE HOW?" with the wh-word question facial expression (eyebrows down).

How do you get to your daughters High School from the show?

CL:1(index left) SHOW (right) YOUR DAUGHTER HIGH-SCHOOL, HOW ARRIVE-show

I don't mind that you borrow the car, but would you mind filling the gas tank?

ME LOAN-you CAR FINE YOU DON'T-MIND FILL GAS CL:BB(fill up)

I have to go home.

This is signed as: "HOME I NEED GO".

I took the bus to get to class.

This phrase is signed as "I RIDE BUS ARRIVE CLASS". This sign for BUS is more English-based, but is used often. Another way to sign BUS is the lexicalized version #BUS. You can see an example of #BUS in the conversation in ASL 1 - Unit 5.

INTERSECTION

MOTORCYCLE

PARKING LOT

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