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pretty good

i thought your knee was a bald mans head in the thumbnail, nice playing also

Good luck on the next one. 🍀

AWESOME

Professor Stephen thank you so much for these videos. they have helped me sooooo much I appreciate all the effort you put into these!

thank you SO MUCH FOR POSTING THESE! genuinely a lifesaver to watch through myy vocabulary for my final exam

Professor T!!! Good to see you and thanks for the keeping the lessons alive!

Glad to help! Stay strong!

Thank you Professor! I am 50 and am losing my hearing due to an autoimmune disorder. I am learning ASL and try to use it every day. I am teaching myself using TH-cam. Videos like yours are Godsend. Thank you so very much for posting them! They help so much! 😁🤟

This is helpful do you have direction videos

I do miss this! To my former students, KEEP ASL ALIVE!

I just came across your video (s). I hope your going to continue making them.

U r really good

I need to see more songs... KISS-FIST!!!!!!!

I have to perform this in ASL too! You two did awesome.

Very, Very Proud of them!

way to go!!!

Thank you Bruce! Same to you!

Awesome work Stehen.

Yes, of course! Ms. Rojas! Please feel free to observe any of the videos I have uploaded. Great to hear from you. Please email me at stephentendrich@gmail.com for any more ASL questions. For your work related question, funny enough, I taught a class on how to ask on the price of a product and money related signs. I do not have a tutorial on Money yet, but will in the future. Why not try searching ASL instructional videos on TH-cam related on Purchasing/Money? Keep me posted!

Hey Mr. Tendrich! I'm not sure if you remember me but I was in your ASL class at SJB. I'm sorry to bother you but I wanted to ask you something. Sadly in my school, they do not have ASL and I have been trying my best to remember to sign. I work in Panera and I have two customers who are deaf. I was able to finger spell some things to them but I wanted to know if you can be able to help me how to sign some things to them that associates with taking a person's order. I want to help them as much as possible. I don't want to be the type of cashier who just gives them a paper menu and a pen and see what they want. I want to go the extra mile and help them where they feel comfortable. :) I hope it's not much to ask. It would mean a lot! Hope you're doing well. Allison R.

Awesome!