ASLWrite sign for "TELL-ME" written in black digital pen by Adrean Clark. The upper left half of the image contains a shape like half of a regular vase, which represents the side profile of the lower half of the face. The top right of the shape, a diagonal line slanted to the upper right, represents the lower half of the nose, and the bottom hump of the main shape to the right represents the chin. Inside the chin is a dot that is known as a contact point. To the lower right of the dot at an angle, outside of the chin location, is a line slanted left, with a slash through the base. This represents the 1 finger and the dot represents the contact point where the 1 finger (a raised index finger) touches the chin. This is the first part of the word "TELL-ME" which contains the concept "SAY" "SAYS". Underneath the 1 digit is a line that curves to the space underneath the chin, where the chest would be if it were drawn (it is not drawn). At the end of this line is a dot, which represents where the index finger would point on the chest and represents "ME". The line represents the motion of the index finger from the contact point on the chin to the end of the motion on the chest, converting "SAY" and "ME" into "SAY-TO-ME" or "TELL-ME"
Okie dokie, fixing the very last drop of the word tell me, from before
"Tell me"
Credit: Adrean Clark
View: Half Face
Mode: Handwritten, computer drawing program
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