12 Fun, Friendly Phrases in British Sign Language
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2017
- To celebrate Deaf Awareness Week, we have created a new video which teaches you how to sign a range of fun and friendly British Sign Language (BSL) phrases.
For many people in the deaf community, BSL is the only way they can communicate with others. By watching this video, we hope that the next time you meet someone who is deaf or hard of hearing, you are able to start a conversation!
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I'm 9 and I know how to communicate and that makes me happy because not many people can talk with deaf people and see how their feeling
Wow!!! The girl with the red hair has aggressive facial expressions. She would scare the crap out of a deaf person.
Yeah, "nice to meet you" looks like "I'm gonna slit your throat!" or the equivalent of "you're dead!"
YOU GUYS I CAN'T- 😂😂😂
haha you guys arent wrong.. i was thinking the same thing
She is deaf
Whaaaaat
That's Charlie, her YT channel is BSL Charlie
SHE'S ADORABLE!
im just learning out of interest because i think its important, since i dont speak another language to make an effort to reach out into the deaf community and this video really helped! alittle fast for me as a beginner but i'm going to keep repeating until I get it
Bethany Pepper hello or hi
What is your phone number? so I can chat with him message I take it please
I am deaf or I can sign language is ASL with
How I feel really good about how I communicate with.
Bsl interpreter here! This video is not bsl this is SSE ( sighn supported English) if you signed this to an actual deaf adult he wouldn't understand what your saying. Bsl order Is nothing like English, you say name you what? For what's your name. And weekend good? For how was your weekend, the whole language is backwards and doesn't have, and, Is, because, have, with in it. It's better if u actually want to learn to look up a level 1 bsl course near you and learn the propper way
That's SSE, not BSL. 'What's your favourite food?' for example would be signed as your-food-favourite-what?
yeah that's BSL too.
Charles Sloan SSE means Support Spoken English with the right order of English like What is your name? But in BSL your name what?
Yeah, SSE uses spoken English sentence structures, but BSL mostly uses ‘time-frame, topic, action/comment’
I know this comment was ages ago, but can anyone tell me whether SSE or BSL is used more?
@@dolphindiva99 It depends on the situation. Typically, people that are hearing but may have speech or cognitive disorders prefer SSE, or people who are HOH (hard of hearing people) who may have grown up hearing or speaking (Spoken) English will often use SSE, as the Spoken English grammar is already something they're familiar with. BSL uses different grammar and shorthand (as far as sign slang goes etc.), whereas SSE follows Spoken English very closely, usually only supplementing with signs. I hope this helps! :)
Seems a bit heavy on the SSE
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I cannot believe they have tried to fob off this obviously SSE to fake claim that its Bsl 😠
I have meat some deaf people who grew up with hearing families, that sign in SSE. Doesn't make them any less deaf.
Awesome video guys!! Can't believe how threatening it looks to sign nice to meet you!
Lmao IKR
so simple and predictable. Very nice!
I have terrible Coordination so signing quickly is so difficult. I'm just here like
Signing quickly is not a requirement. Many deaf people are relieved/pleased to find out someone hearing can communicate with them. You can always sign to them "sign slow please" so you can pick it up. And when you're learning on TH-cam, you can click the cog icon at the bottom right of videos and change the speed of the video to play as slowly as you need it to.
I’m American but I’m here looking at British sign language bc I just found out there’s a difference 😂
Im not deaf... I just have severe social anxiety... and would rather say I'm mute but know bsl to get out of conversations where I actually have to... Talk.
And hey! It will also be super helpful to be able to communicate with mute or deaf people!
I know pretending I'm mute is probably really disrespectful and disgusting and dishonest... But it's better than having a påñic attack whenever I have to talk to someone, even something as small as asking for paper. And on top of social anxiety, I grew up in America and live in Wales and so I have an accent that draws in more people than I wish to disappoint so if I can hide that part about me, hopefully it will be better and that wont be my only worth
This is good for me I have a lot of deaf people in my school and I can not communicate with them but now it is ok but a bit hard as I am a beginner
You can click the cog icon at the bottom right of the video to change the speed; slow it down as much as you need to so you can pay attention to hand shape and the order of the signs.
Rename this 'How to ask someone for their social media accounts'
These are SSE, Not BSL Questions.
good openers
Who notices Charlie in this
V squad moi
This is misleading, and, to an extent, insulting. SSE and BSL might use some of the same and other similar signs, but the two are not the same. Passing this off as BSL isn't right. BSL is a language that stands on its own. SSE is merely there to aid those who have communication or learning difficulties, as well as those who have grown up hearing and have either gone deaf or become hard of hearing later in life or through an accident. BSL is used by Deaf people of the Deaf community, though others do use it, such as the previously stated people who need other means of communication, but the syntext is completely different. BSL uses its own grammar and word order, as English does, but they do not compare - they're entirely different. If you're going to put something like this out there and claim it's to spread awareness and support a community of people, especially a minority, then you really should make sure you're getting the facts straight and presenting it as it should be.
I'm a bit late to the party here but I see SO much signed English passed off as BSL and it's frustrating. Thank you for pointing this out.
What you're implying is that if you become deaf later in life or if you have hearing families, you're not really deaf. At list that's how it comes of as.
I'm trying to learn BSL, and another site signed favorite different, with the thumb. Which is right?
Drew McCune both right just depends on preference:)
And sometimes depends on area like spoken accents signs change
Like dialects in spoken language different from region to region, sign language is much the same, and also can differ from one group to another even within the same region.
Are there different ways of signings phrase ?
Yes
Yeah thats not BSL
When he was signing thank you it was actually please, thanks is similar though as your hand is moving away from your chin you move into a thumbs up type position
Both are right tho it's just preferences
Regional differences
No I've meat may deaf people who sign thank you like he did. It just depends on the region of the UK you're from.
A bit too fast as I'm just learning on my own. Xxxx
You can click the cog icon at the bottom right of the video to change the speed; slow it down as much as you need to so you can pay attention to hand shape and the order of the signs.
Annnnnd now I feel dumb
are these signers Deaf?
What a rip off! This is ovs SSE, do not try and say it's Bsl because bsl is not anything like English, I don't understand why they need to lie and say it is bsl when it isn't to fool people into believing that this is how deaf people talk it isnt at all. In real bsl they don't do discription words like _ have, with, and, because, do, they have their own way with facial expressions that comes across more than the sighn
Well my level 1 and 2 deaf teachers would like to disagree with you, because they taught me the sign for have.
Also the sign for with and because.
not an easy film to follow and learn from ! and the music was bad !
It does not specify that this video is a tutorial that will teach you them. It shows you them and maybe some can pick up from it. However it is not a tutorial based video
ken voysey the video is to learn sign language... Deaf people.. Hope you get that the music is not the important thing here
Video was too fast!
This is not bsl people! This is sighn supported English. If u used this to try and ask an actual deaf person if they had Twitter or Facebook they would not have s clue what your going on about, bsl is not anything like English and I have been a bsl interpreter for 3 years so I know what I'm talking about
You can click the cog icon at the bottom right of the video to change the speed; slow it down as much as you need to so you can pay attention to hand shape and the order of the signs.
not that helpful as its too fast!
Slow the video down
I really don’t like the production of this video…sorry guys 😬