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Signing Everyday Phrases

More Than 3,400 Signs

Mickey Flodin (Mickey Flodin)

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English
TarcherPerigee
02 October 2007
Fully illustrated and completely revised and updated with 32 pages of all-new signs for the digital age.

The most convenient and concise way for learning commonly used phrases in sign language. Perfect for anyone-both deaf and hearing-from teachers and students to friends and family to anyone who wants to learn how to communicate better with hearing-impaired people. Features easy-to-follow instructions and simple, effective illustrations, and is conveniently arranged by topic, including-

- Computer and technological terms

- Greetings and introductions

- Everyday expressions

- Family and friends

- Shopping and colors

- Money and numbers

- Leisure and sports

- Food and restaurants

- School, religion, and government

- Time, holidays, and weather

- Nature, science, and animals

- Health conditions and medical emergencies
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Imprint:   TarcherPerigee
Country of Publication:   United States
Edition:   Revised ed.
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 20mm
Weight:   1g
ISBN:   9780399533099
ISBN 10:   0399533095
Pages:   288
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Mickey Flodin is the author of Signing Everyday Phrases, Signing for Kids, Signing is Fun, Signing Illustrated, and co-author, with Rod R. Butterworth, of The Perigee Visual Dictionary of Signing, The Pocket Dictionary of Signing, and Signing Made Easy.

Reviews for Signing Everyday Phrases: More Than 3,400 Signs

Control freaks, bullies, 'victims', brats, slobs - here's chatty yet serious advice on dealing with life's difficult people and the hints you need if you're one of them. Clinical psychologist Dr Hauck emphasizes that there are two sides to all interactions with these unlovelies: not only why they behave as they do but also the reasons you respond as you do. Hauck's suggestions are often unorthodox: money helps, do attempt amateur psychoanalysis, walk away from arguments, retaliate to bad behaviour. 'You get the behaviour you tolerate', so stop talking about the problem and act rather than continually complain. Oh, and don't leave it too late. (Kirkus UK)


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