Time and Question Signs in ASL | 150 Essential Signs (Pt. 5)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Today we're learning about 25 signs about time and questions. This is part 5 in our series 150 Essential Signs. We feel like these 150 signs are must know signs that you'll need to carry on a basic conversation with a deaf person. Learn these signs and you're well on your way to know American Sign Language. Watch all the way to the end of the video where we go over some basic sentences and phrases.
Use the chapter markers to navigate to a specific word.
150 signs is a lot of signs, but I promise, you can do it! We're breaking these videos down to 6 bite size videos where we'll spend a good amount of time with each word. By the end of this series you should be able to carry on a basic conversation with a deaf person. How cool is that!
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Watch our other video on questions: • ASL Questions Tutorial
Watch all of the 150 Essential Signs videos here! • 150 Essential ASL Signs
NAVIGATION
0:00 - Intro
QUESTION SIGNS
0:54 - Teaching: WH-Words
1:13 - For For
1:25 - Who
1:35 - What
1:43 - When
1:52 - Where
2:03 - Why
2:14 - Which
2:24 - How
2:37 - How Much
TIME SIGNS
2:45 - Teaching: Time
3:02 - Again or Repeat
3:11 - Always
3:18 - Never
3:28 - Noon
3:36 - Time
3:43 - Minute(s)
3:53 - Hour
4:05 - Past
4:16 - Future
4:25 - Day
4:36 - Week
4:45 - Month
4:55 - Year
COMMON SENTENCES
5:10 - What time is it?
5:22 - It's 3:15.
5:33 - See you next week!
5:44 - How much time do you need?
5:58 - When will you be home?
6:14 - I'll be home at 9:00.
Thanks for watching!!!
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she should have her own sign language app because she is just helpful and amazing
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I thank God for your channel!! Even though my first langauge is Spanish. I do speak English. Now trying to learn basic ASL. I’m profoundly deaf now and trying to cope with having lost all my hearing during this year 2022. Used hearing aids but now they don’t help me at all. Your channel gives me hope because I’m learning
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Best of luck!
I'm a nurse learning ASL for deaf patients. These videos are amazing! I have watched different content makers and I like how you explain things. Thank you!
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I've never truly been able to retain the ASL language until I started watching your videos! My friends and I use ASL to communicate when we are too far apart to talk! And I love talking with my hands, at least now I'm using a language now instead of random hand movements! 😂
It would be more fun if you put a test videos to see how much we learned and then answer in the end what you tried to say.
Love this idea!
Agreed!
Agreed!!!
This would be so great! I would love the practice
You could always turn off the volume. Been working for me, mostly
I have to admit this video was harder then the rest but you make it easier! thank you
I'm just started working with a deaf fellow and this has been so helpful thank you keep them coming 🙂
Again. You have been the most helpful.
Thank you again!
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Glad you are back.
Thank you very much for this videos! You did a great job with filming and editing, also love very much the way you explain!
I just wanted to thank you for these asl videos. Have be watching them for about 2 weeks. Learn How To Sign videos are my favorite. So easy with your explanations and repeated signing. Have learned so much. Thanks again!
I love these videos. Your explanation and the pace you go is perfect for learning.. thank you
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Such a blessing to find your channel! You are such a nurturing person! My Dad died one month ago and I was comforted watching your videos.
These videos are ssooooo helpful!!
So glad you like them!
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Thank you.Been very helpful.
I’m learning a new way to communicate thank you .
I have made a goal to learn basic sign by my b day
whoever you are keep up the good work 👍
Thank you Meredith.
Thank you!!!
I’m really glad TH-cam lets you slow down videos now
I love ur youtube video n beautiful sign language (ASL)❤
Trying my best thanks we all know how hard you work for this just know we are doing the same!
thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it here !!
Ngl you’ve been more helpful than my actual ASL class. Though it’s probably since I don’t have an actual teacher
This is really helpful
Thank you so much for this and all your videos, they are amazing and have helped me immensely to start learning ASL! I'm curious why - when we ask 'How much time do you need?' - the sign doesn't include the 'you' preceding and ending as some other questions do? Maybe a good engagement that's already in one of your videos I'm yet to watch!
Tysm it’s so easy to learn with I’m 11 and I already know how to do sign language well most of it lol
Way to go! You are going to go so far.
Im working gravyard and every one else is asleep so life sucks 4 me right now. I think from your videos I might be able to sign 🤘 "I know ASL" So thanks for gifting me a part of the most beautiful language I have ever heard other than Portuguese.
When asking, how do they know if you're referring to them or someone else since I didn't see pointing to another person like when asking what time do you need?
If there is no pointing, then it would be assumed that the person who you are talking to is who you are asking.
I'm confused about something. At 2:45, you explain that in ASL, time starts the sentence. However, at 6:14, you sign "I arrive home 9 time I" (similar to PSE syntax) instead of "9 time home arrive I" (ASL syntax).
I’m confused too
I know this was a while back; however, I think "general time" statements, such as "future" or "past" start the sentence; however, "specific time," such as "9:00," are used after the verb they are describing. Though, I'm not entirely sure as I'm learning myself.
@@RaveScratch Interesting. I just started an ASL class as an elective. I'll ask the professor.
@@tomarcher3052 what was their response?
Extremely helpful
Awesome!
Thank you
My daughter is deaf and I watch this so I can talk to her
i love it
I had a question about the grammar order. Time is always supposed to be at the beginning of our sentences, but when you signed "See you next week" "future" was our last sign in the sentence. Could you help me see what I'm missing about ordering my signs?
So interesting and good
Glad you enjoyed it!
The reason I wanna learn sign language is so I can speak to my Mimi and can confuse my classmates when I get back to school and say stuff under my desk
Thank you so much because my best friend is deaf
At 6.15, why is the time (9:00) not placed at the start of the sentence?
I have a question. In the numbers video, our hand is facing us (the signer), but here when giving the time, the hand is facing away. Is this the norm when telling time to someone else? Thank you! :)
Great question, when incorporating a number into the sign the number will flip. The rules is 1-5 faces towards you when it is sign independently. Hope this helps.
I am a little bit confused by how you make a sentence in the past or future tense. Initially, I thought you would do the sign for “past” or “future” at the beginning of the sentence but it looked like you made your sign extend forward more instead of actually signing future itself. There are not many videos using the past and future tenses so I am a little confused on how to use them properly 😅
Just realized that I focus on Meredith's face and miss a lot of what her hands are saying. Is this a transition that hearing people go through while learning ASL?
Hello, i am Deaf profundity, I am Brazil 🇧🇷 . I would like to learn in ASL. Thanks !
Welcome!!!!!
Eu tbm sou brasileiro estou aprendendo a dois dias e tô achando tranquilo, e você conseguiu aprender?
I wish we had a kind of universal sign language except for things like food stuffs,animals.
Weird question. Would the same signs work if we are using these wh words in sentences that aren't questions? like for example "I don't know WHAT im doing" or "I don't know HOW to explain it"
I’m pretty sure in those sentences, the words are unnecessary. You’d probably sign something like “I don’t understand do I” for the first one
May I ask you if the sign ARRIVE you do is from a specific region? Because to me it looks like ALL, and I've always seen ARRIVE with the dominant hand moving from the shoulder directly to the non-dominant (but I'm hearing and Italian, so really not an expert)
Great question!
ARRIVE vs ALL is very similar.
ARRIVE does a partial twist arriving to the non-dominate
ALL does a full circle around the non-dominate hand
Hope this helps!
I know original comment is an old post but I'm replying for others. I've only seen ARRIVE like this (th-cam.com/video/kgsXlwRNM6c/w-d-xo.html) without the swooping part at the beginning. (I'm in AZ, formerly Southern CA. I'm guessing hers must be regional)
How long dos it take to learn sign language
hello, I'm confused to translate the English question to ASL. can you help me to translate "How do you do that?"
Most of these signs are correct but you honestly need to have a deaf person checking your videos.
The first who was correct and the second one was not. Nobody signs arrive! It’s actually more confusing in sign because it looks like “all”. Instead it’s important to set the sentence and concept up where you just say home or home+here. Signing has a style for sure but make sure you actually ask deaf people about there only language.
Overall a clear video to help beginners.
This is the hardest
For past, i have seen the hand going over the shoulder and also under the armpit are both the same or am i thinking of it wrong?
Over the shoulder is past and under the armpit is late or if you shake your head it would be not-yet.
Quick Fix! 3:28 the chapter mark says "new" but the sign displayed is "noon"
Thanks! Looking at that now.
I wish she did some with exagerated slowness for those of us who are just learning
I can't live without watching your videos... cute woman
How do you sign "any question?"
🌷
When you mess up in a sentence, how do you tell someone that?
Is there, or will there ever be, a smart phone app with these videos?
Currently not in the works but never say never.
I did not see this comment, but at 3:28, you sign noon, but you have labeled it as "new."
Thanks for catching that.
How do you sign how many or is it the same?
How many is the same as how much.
Theres numbers?
In the Description is it supposed to be “new” Or “Noon”?
Noon......ooops
It would help if "arrive" was part of the vocabulary before you use it in a sentence. That's the word I'm having the most trouble with atm
Great suggestion. I will look into that for future videos.
She does
Okay smarty pants I'm not that advanced yet LOL but good video thank you
You've got this!!!
HI
Hello
Hello?
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U made a mistake u put the title new for noon
Ooops. Thanks for catching it.
@@LearnHowtoSign you're welcome
@@LearnHowtoSign because of your videos I now know sign thanks
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Its very confusing and frustrating when you add so many new words and concepts in the practice sentences. Makes it difficult to grasp the entire lesson because the last part is so frustrating
ANY ONE?
hello
Wut
huh
Hi!
huh.
I can’t stand how much she talks. Just sign
well how is she gonna teach us if she doesn't describe what to do?!
You moving to fast and not repeating the signs enough smh you should repeat and show the people about 3 or 4 times BEFORE MOVING ON TO THE NEXT SIGN! your just repeating once and moving on
At least she's teaching. You know any better?
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