1. Now compare the English and ASL versions to your other language’s way of expressing “good-bye”. Are there any similarities? Are they totally different?
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3. Do you think someone who didn’t know the language would understand this phrase when said in English, signed in ASL, or spoken in the other language? What if you included the common gestures along with the phrase?
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