ALFABETO EM LIBRAS: Letras Passo a Passo (COMPLETO!)

Academia de Libras・2 minutes read

Teacher Aninha introduces a video teaching the Libras alphabet focusing on hand configurations and movements for each letter to facilitate learning without memorization. The method emphasizes unique visual associations and movements for each letter, with specific attention given to stationary vs. moving gestures to avoid confusion, encouraging viewers to explore sign language further through additional videos on numbers in pounds.

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  • Teacher Aninha introduces a unique method for learning the Libras alphabet through specific hand configurations and movements for each letter, emphasizing understanding over rote memorization.
  • The video highlights the importance of nuanced gestures in Libras, such as the distinction between stationary and moving signs, showcasing how subtle differences in hand movements can convey entirely different meanings within the language.

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  • How is the Libras alphabet taught?

    Through a unique video focusing on hand configurations.

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Unique Video Teaches Libras Alphabet Assimilation

  • Teacher Aninha from the Libras academy introduces a unique video teaching the Libras alphabet with an assimilation method she created.
  • The video focuses on learning the alphabet in Libras rather than memorizing it.
  • The method involves practicing the manual alphabet in pounds with specific hand configurations for each letter.
  • The letter A is represented by an open thumb, while letter B is shown with closed fingers and the palm facing forward.
  • The letter C is associated with a visual similarity to the cursive letter D.
  • The letter E is emphasized to be stationary without any movement to avoid confusion with other signs related to sexuality.
  • The letter F is distinguished from T by a technique involving the thumb position.
  • The letter G is formed with the thumb closed and the finger touching the palm.
  • The letter H involves a specific hand movement resembling the shape of the letter.
  • The alphabet continues with letters I, J, K, L, M, N, and O, each with distinct hand configurations and movements.
  • The letters P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are also taught with visual associations and specific hand movements.

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"Libras Sign Language: Movement Changes Meaning"

  • The sign language gesture of the letter "e" in Libras, when stationary, signifies one thing, but with movement, it represents homosexuality or being gay. Additionally, the sign for "w" in Libras, when stationary, denotes one thing, but with movement, it signifies the word "Whiskey." To further explore sign language, a video teaching numbers in pounds is available, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, share, and follow social media channels.
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