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02 November 2015

Learn Auslan - Food

Here are some signs about food:

Vocab:

• Breakfast (this is like eating a bowl of cereal with a spoon - I should have just fed myself two spoonfuls in the video, not three)
• Lunch (this is like eating a sandwich)
• Dinner
• Dessert (this sign is also used for 'pudding' and 'porridge' and sometimes for 'breakfast' too)
• Hungry (note: in some states this sign means 'sexy'! this is the Melbourne version)
• Thirsty
• Tea
• Coffee (I should have done just two shakes of the 'c' in the video)
• Sugar
• Honey

Note: you already learnt the words for food and drink in the lesson for baby signs. The sign for 'eat' is the same as the sign for food.

02 November 2015 in Learn Auslan Online | Permalink