Answer:
Names, places, and specific terminology
Titles such as Mr., Mrs., or Dr.
Explanation:
In sign language, fingerspelling refers to spelling out words by hand one letter at a time. In ASL (American Sign Language), fingerspelling is usually used for words there is no official sign for. This includes names, places, and specific terminology. Besides that, fingerspelling is used for spoken language conventions such as personal titles like Mr., Mrs., or Dr. and abbreviations. Verbs and adverbs, as well as compound words, are usually expressed by signing or sometimes even facial expressions.
