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So, I knew that ASL had a different alphabet to Auslan. (Our alphabet is two-handed; ASL is one-handed.)
What I hadn't realised until today was that they have different numbers as well.
I looked up the ASL alphabet today, and found this:
As an Auslan person, that bottom row looks to me like:
0, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 3 ...followed by words I don't know.
No larger point. I just find it interesting that counting can be so different in different countries.
What I hadn't realised until today was that they have different numbers as well.
I looked up the ASL alphabet today, and found this:
As an Auslan person, that bottom row looks to me like:
0, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 3 ...followed by words I don't know.
No larger point. I just find it interesting that counting can be so different in different countries.
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The first ones are what Auslan does.