Assimilation

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  • Wow that's very new word for me about Assimilation! Never knew about this! Glad that I learn from your vlog!!! I often saw your fingerspelled "B" then "r" before "y" name for Yosmite Sam on some of your vlogs!!! B-) Big THANK YOU!!!!

  • Thanks for educating. I learned something big, thanks to you.

  • Exactly...Same concept as hearing's accent such as "Southern "accent, "New England" accent, "Midwestern" accent, etc etc includes different sound in some of each letter or word such as "A" , "SH", "TH"... ASL and sign language also have different accent like Carl's different way of finger spelling of "B" or different ways of ASL on each word as well.

  • Wow, I like this vlog! I didn't even realize that I do that too. It just feel natural like you said.

  • wow - this is an AWESOME- amazing how organically the mind works in assimilating & calibrating what sign or letter comes before or after and how it adjusts the sign or letter in the middle to accommodate for the flow

    i dont know much about morphology and phonology but as i watched u i was thinking maybe the "B" and "F" examples r almost like in spoken language how "s" by itself or "h" by itself one sound but if "SH" it become a totally different sound so to with "if A follows B then thumb out"

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