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PDE – Steven D. Collins Appendix B – Notes on Transcription symbols _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A single slash (/) marks a short pause. These tend to be phrase boundaries or topic changes. A longer pause, possibly a sentence boundary is marked by a double slash (//). A long pause, possibly a sentence boundary or the end of a turn is marked by a triple slash (///). Signs in brackets are signed on the weak hand as in: [WELL]. WELL is the gloss used for the Wh-sign often glossed as WHAT. I chose this gloss to show the difference between WHAT, with the index finger brushed across the palm and the gesture-like sign with the palms up. Signs with a ^ between them appear to be compounded as in: LOOK^LIKE. The first person singular pronoun I or ME is shown as: PRO-1. Some signs include the index finger pointing to the right or left. This is shown as: IX-lf. This may be a pronoun, a determiner, or a location in space. For the purpose of this study, I have chosen to collapse these items under one gloss. Some signs have traditionally been glossed as FINISH but actually have distinct forms and meaning as in: FINISH (that’s all) [osc]. This sign had the meaning “that’s all” and has an oscillating movement. The use of …[overlap] is used to show that a signer has been overlapped in conversation and the corresponding overlap of the other person appears in the next line. Where “…” appears at the beginning of a line means that the signer continued without any more overlap. Classifiers are notoriously difficult to document briefly in print as in the following example: CL:Y “pick up the handset from the cradle and set it down”. For this transcription, I have indicated classifiers with the abbreviation CL: followed by a short notation for handshape, Y, in this case, and finally, a short description of it’s meaning in quotes such as “pick up the handset from the cradle and set it down”. 81
PDE – Steven D. Collins Appendix C – Data for Adverbial Phrases for Analysis ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ C. Appendix C – Data for Adverbial Phrases for Analysis Spreadsheet. Data from Transcription showing Adverbial Phrases in each of the selected categories. This data is in the form of an Excel Manner/Degree Time Duration Frequency Purpose Place/Position/Direction 1 TWO^YEAR PAST 2 WITH(emph) AT A-A-D-B 3 WITH KEYBOARD 4 SHOCK 5 THAT’S-ALL 6 STILL 7 STILL 8 WHEN PRO1CALL-BY- TTY(I call you) 9 FROM //(interrupted) B-R-A-I-L-L-E P-H- O-N-E CL: “wire moved to –rt” 10 NEXT-THING 11 STILL 12 FROM NATIONAL F-L-A-S-H 13 FOR PHONE RING ONLY 14 ON PHONE 15 FOR PHONE+++ ALARM+++ 82
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