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Anagram 08/16/18 11:42:16 PM #1: |
How do you write dialogue in sign language? I've googled it and there appears to be no consensus. Should I just use normal quotation marks or should I italicize the sentences without quotation marks?
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JeffreyRaze 08/16/18 11:48:35 PM #2: |
That or use "<words>" like a foreign language. Something like that.
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FlyingForever 08/16/18 11:53:59 PM #3: |
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Paratroopa1 08/17/18 6:13:31 AM #4: |
Well, what I would do is have them trace words in the air using magic runes and then find a goofy font to write all the words in
Other than that, I googled it for you and the answer seems to be that quotation marks, italics, or italics and quotation marks are all options that have precedence in several books and are considered acceptable by most in the ASL community. Take your pick I think. I could see both regular quotation marks or going with italics, no quotation marks working pretty well. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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HaRRicH 08/17/18 7:51:12 AM #5: |
Just be consistent and you'll probably be fine.
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PrivateBiscuit1 08/17/18 8:28:09 AM #6: |
The best way I've seen it done is through italics after clearly stating what the other language that is being spoken is.
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