ASL Conjunctions
August 4, 2025•148 words
Simple Conjunctions
- AND - Used for emphasis (normal use, no sign)
- #OR - Also used for emphasis
- FINISH - As conj, means 'and then' to show progression of events
- UNDERSTAND - As opposed to "to understand", conj means to keep in mind or remember the primary phrase or condition
Complex Conjunctions
WRONG-conj
Unexpected, unwanted, annoying, sense of wrong-doing, no control over occurrence. Strong negative feelings associated
HAPPEN-conj
Expected, saw it coming, during previous action
HIT-conj
Sudden occurrence, unexpected, out of nowhere, blindsided
FRUSTRATE-conj
Frustrations, stuck, irritated, disappointed, blocked from completing initial task
FIND-conj
Unexpected surprise, awareness, discovery. Each phrase must have its own verb to ensure FIND doesn't act as a verb, but a CONJ.
WORSE-conj
Events or conditions piling on top of each other. Unlike normal meaning, WORSE-conj can have neutral or even positive connotations.