Loving the quick videos. They keep me interested and coming back. Because there are only 2 to 4 signs per video it's easier for me to practice when adding them to my vocabulary. If I can add and practice 3 -4 signs per day I'm doing great!!! Thanks so much. 😊
Thank you! I kept that in mind when creating them. I was once a student and I feel that short and to the point videos can help teach a lot of people. Thank you for watching!
In addition to these helpful videos, could you start posting some other videos featuring phrases and sentences as well? Doing that would help us connect some of these words together.
@@ASLLOVE I guess basic conversational greetings and weather would be good starting points. I know a lot of ASL words now, but I still don't think I could really converse with a fluent ASL speaker.
Wow! Thanks so much! Your videos are direct, short & to the point. Much easier for me to practice as I am now a stepmom to two deaf boys. TY 🤍 Oh & yea you have a new subscriber ☺ !!
AWE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS, COVER, KEEP, GUIDE, SHELTER, LEAD, AND PROTECT YOU, IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH. AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN.
That's a great question. You will lead with your dominant hand so if you are right handed, your right hand will be on top. It will feel natural. Try it both ways and you will see what I mean.
Do the different brother options mean different types of brothers? Like maybe taller, shorter, and similar height. Or full blood, half blood, and step. Or are they different dialects? I'm very new to asl. Are there dialects in asl?
Great question! The different signs only have one meaning = brother. Often with ASL there is more than one way to sign a word. The option you use would simply be your preference. It could be regional depending on which sign the Deaf Community in your area is using.
Great question! You have options. Depending on the sentence I would either include the number ex: I have 2 “brother”. Or if you have a large family you could sign: Have - Brother/Sister - Many. The sign for brother/sister remains the same.
Very cool. Thanks for letting me know! A lot of signs have more than one option. It’s part of what makes ASL so amazing but I understand that it can also be confusing and frustrating when you are learning.
@@ASLLOVE what’s really going to be different is last semester for 101 I had a hearing teacher, and this semester for 102 I have a deaf teacher and I can already tell the difference in signing is HUGE. It’s easy to tell who’s a native signer and who’s not. I’m excited to learn from a deaf person!
@@itschelsea4192 that’s awesome! You will definitely see a difference in knowledge of ASL and signing skills during your studies. Plenty of hearing teachers have D/deaf parents or grew up in Deaf culture to some extent. You will see all levels. Best of luck with your next course!
Do you mean this sign th-cam.com/video/S__TNol3TeM/w-d-xo.html for like? If so then no, this sign cannot be used in conjunction with boy to mean brother.
@@ASLLOVE" like" where I point both index fingers with palm facing downwards then move each hand towards the other, until they meet at the center of my body.
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Loving the quick videos. They keep me interested and coming back. Because there are only 2 to 4 signs per video it's easier for me to practice when adding them to my vocabulary. If I can add and practice 3 -4 signs per day I'm doing great!!! Thanks so much. 😊
Thank you! I kept that in mind when creating them. I was once a student and I feel that short and to the point videos can help teach a lot of people. Thank you for watching!
I am an RN serving an area with a small deaf community. You have become a valuable tool in my kit. Thank you!
That’s awesome! Thank you for watching.
In addition to these helpful videos, could you start posting some other videos featuring phrases and sentences as well? Doing that would help us connect some of these words together.
Great idea but very broad topic. Which phrases were you thinking? In what content area?
@@ASLLOVE I guess basic conversational greetings and weather would be good starting points. I know a lot of ASL words now, but I still don't think I could really converse with a fluent ASL speaker.
Thank you a million times!!!!
It's perfect!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you. I transport students to cA school for the deaf. These are very helpful
Thanks for watching!
This is perfect, short simple and very clear! Thank you
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Wow! Thanks so much! Your videos are direct, short & to the point. Much easier for me to practice as I am now a stepmom to two deaf boys. TY 🤍 Oh & yea you have a new subscriber ☺ !!
I appreciate the kind words and support! Thanks so much!
AWE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS, COVER, KEEP, GUIDE, SHELTER, LEAD, AND PROTECT YOU, IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH. AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN AND AMEN.
Thank you for your support!
Thank you!
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Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome exactly as I was taught by my deaf and mute nephew
Thank you! I appreciate it. 😊
Does it matter which hand is on top When signing? And are you keeping your thumbs straight?
That's a great question. You will lead with your dominant hand so if you are right handed, your right hand will be on top. It will feel natural. Try it both ways and you will see what I mean.
Thank you for showing us how to sign each word from multiple angles. It helps us tremendously! 😊
Thanks so much for the positive feedback!
You're my favourite asl teacher!
Thank you! 😊
I find it helps to watch these videos a second time at .75 speed.
That’s a great idea! Thanks for watching!
Do the different brother options mean different types of brothers? Like maybe taller, shorter, and similar height. Or full blood, half blood, and step. Or are they different dialects? I'm very new to asl. Are there dialects in asl?
Great question! The different signs only have one meaning = brother. Often with ASL there is more than one way to sign a word. The option you use would simply be your preference. It could be regional depending on which sign the Deaf Community in your area is using.
She didn’t show but there are signs for half brother/sister and step brother/sister as well as in law brother/sister!
very helpful-very slow and ongoing HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!!!!#five stars
Thank you for the support!
Is the ASL for brothers and sisters any different than singular?
Great question! You have options. Depending on the sentence I would either include the number ex: I have 2 “brother”. Or if you have a large family you could sign: Have - Brother/Sister - Many. The sign for brother/sister remains the same.
Do you post regularly on Facebook as well?
No, I do not have a FB account.
@@ASLLOVE I guess I spend WAY too much of my valuable time on this fascinating planet sharing Snoopy memes on my Facebook page (ha ha).
Yup the L shaped hand with thumb on forehead is how I learned it!
Very cool. Thanks for letting me know! A lot of signs have more than one option. It’s part of what makes ASL so amazing but I understand that it can also be confusing and frustrating when you are learning.
@@ASLLOVE what’s really going to be different is last semester for 101 I had a hearing teacher, and this semester for 102 I have a deaf teacher and I can already tell the difference in signing is HUGE. It’s easy to tell who’s a native signer and who’s not. I’m excited to learn from a deaf person!
@@itschelsea4192 that’s awesome! You will definitely see a difference in knowledge of ASL and signing skills during your studies. Plenty of hearing teachers have D/deaf parents or grew up in Deaf culture to some extent. You will see all levels. Best of luck with your next course!
Could I sign boy + like for brother?
Do you mean this sign th-cam.com/video/S__TNol3TeM/w-d-xo.html for like? If so then no, this sign cannot be used in conjunction with boy to mean brother.
@@ASLLOVE" like" where I point both index fingers with palm facing downwards then move each hand towards the other, until they meet at the center of my body.
@@ASLLOVE thank you, your videos are really helpful
@@keda2038 yes, that works. That version also means “same”. Boy + same = brother 👍🏼
@@keda2038 thank you! 😊