LEARN BSL: Introduce yourself in BSL! Get to know Deaf people using British Sign Language!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to sign questions in British Sign Language that you may use when meeting a Deaf person for the first time, and how to share information about yourself.
Included this video:
Hello/Hi
How are you?
What's your name?
Where do you live?
How old are you?
Are you Deaf or hearing?
Here are the links to the other videos I refer to in this video:
BSL Greetings: • LEARN BSL: Greetings! ...
BSL Numbers: • LEARN BSL: Numbers. L...
BSL alphabet (fingerspelling): • LEARN BSL Alphabet! U...
For more information about British Sign Language, deaf awareness, and the deaf community, please visit the links below:
British Deaf Association: www.bda.org.uk National Deaf Children's Society: www.ndcs.org.uk Action on Hearing Loss (formerly RNID): www.actiononhearingloss.org.uk Royal Association for Deaf People (RAD): www.royaldeaf.org.uk BSL Sign Bank: bslsignbank.ucl.ac.uk/about/d... Watch BSL content (including some content for children) on BSL Zone: www.bslzone.co.uk
Deaf Children's Sunday School (lessons are taught on Facebook in BSL): / deafsundayschool
Music: Shenyang
Musician: Kevin MacLeod
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
This latest video gives you the sign phrases to introduce yourself to a Deaf person and to ask questions to get to know them.
What other helpful phrases would you like to learn? Comment below!
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You'e so beutiful. Thank you for this. You have a new subscriber. 🙋🏾♀🥳
I learned so much! The conversation practice at the end was really helpful!
So glad it was helpful @deeyandra x
So grateful to be able to learn BSL from a POC on yt.
Thank you so much for the support! I'm grateful. We definitely need more representation.
Thank you for your great videos. I have recently made friends with a deaf person, and I feel ashamed that I didn't know even the most basic greetings in BSL. Thanks to you, I am beginning to learn this wonderful means of communication.
You are wonderful for making these videos. Thank you so much :)
Thank you very much @Matthew Taylor for such an encouraging comment!
You sound so kind and your way of helping me learn is amazing! Thank you! :)
Fantastic video, thank you very much for your patient teaching!
Thank you so much, cannot agree with you more. Have a lovely rest of your day. Lots of 💕 love and light
Thank you!
Thank you! 🎉 Just what I have been looking for!
Thanks learnt alot from this looking forward to learning more
Ive only started yesterday and yet I've learned so much. You're so sweet and kind, thankyou!
Hello I have just found you on the internet and think your videos are great! thank you.
you are brilliant thank you for your help
i started to watch it but i have to honest i found the constant music distracting!
Thanks, it is really useful
Thanks x nice and clear x
Very helpful thank you.
Excellent
I will learn BSL hard work because from I'm experience ASL from America USA.
So brilliant thank you very much!
how can I start. could you help me out
Hi Latoya. I posted a link to BSL courses that will help you with this. Have you had a chance to look into that yet?
I don't think I seen apologies can u send again plz
No problem. Here it is:
If you want to learn BSL, you can look at your local council's Further education colleges for British Sign Language Level 1. One of the main course examiners, Signature, have a list of accredited providers that you can look up courses run in your area:
www.signature.org.uk/british-sign-language
Hope that helps!
@@BSLClub thank you do u do any courses of your own , I also have some basic signing skills that I no and which Bible is better to sign from
You’re fab 👍
Thank you @Lorna Jones for the positive feedback! It means a lot!
Thank you! super helpful and engaging!! Do we have any Black BSL in the UK?
Oh my the background music is a traditional Chinese folk song called "茉莉花(mo li hua )" meaning Jasmin flower, I can't believe I am hearing it while I am trying to learn BSL.
Great help, very well explained. It would be better without the background music when you’re talking. 🙏
Thank you so much. Noted. Will omit that from now on.
ditto, i found it annoying and harder to hear (background noise)
Having music makes it more difficult to hear the words
This is very good teaching for me, great job, but the music is not needed, i have dyslexia and its off-putting, thank you
the background music is making it hard to hear for me
U help me on bsl think u x peter
..I did want to learn BSL but the music is doing my head in being a hearing person I can't concentrate as it is too much of a unnecessary distraction ..
hi there again I'm interested in signing more sentences from the Bible , how do u sign sentences quickly
Hi Latoya. Your speed will come from your fluency in BSL. You will get more fluent as you complete BSL courses and immerse yourself in BSL by talking with Deaf people, getting as much information as possible in BSL. Have you done BSL level 1 as yet?
Also, the Bible in the Easy Read Version will be easier to interpret into English, but you will probably be better off using this version with another (more accurate) Bible translation.
I love the way you teach but the music needs to go. It’s too distracting and very fast which makes it tricky to concentrate. Take that away and you have a brilliant teaching tool! 😀
That music is too loud!!! Can't hear properly!
Are you left handed?
I am
Lose the music it’s so off putting! Try Charlie Raine BSL much better, no annoying music!
lol, it's very annoying even in a Thai massage room 😂