Hello, viewers A lot of you are starting with the series from this video, instead of the Introduction. I would suggest that you watch the introduction first to understand more about this series and its goals. th-cam.com/video/JPV-vboWfhY/w-d-xo.html
@@sunilbhatt8104 I think for the signs that use the alphabet, it will be different. Rest the signs are common. Although, I am not sure, I am not an expert.
I saw a deaf man struggling to convey his message in govt office , that realise me how it is important that every citizen should learn this language like other language eng , Hindi Sanskrit Punjabi or any ...other. one should not feel eliminated from society.
Yep me too, and did you guys know the fact that silent voice is based on true events but in reality the boy didn't survived when he fell from the balcony 💔🥺🤧
I'm trying to learn indian sign language as I'm in the medical field and it can come as a huge help for communicating my patients. I had a doubt, are the signs supposed to be reversed in case the person signing is left handed?
That's amazing. Your patients are very lucky. ❤️ Use your right hand wherever I use my right, and left where I use my left. If you're left handed, use your left hand where I use my right and, and right where I use left. Just don't interchange your hands mid conversation.
I am also trying to learn for the same purpose... I have to deal with a lot of children coming for high risk neonate follow up and many may need this in future...
Being a final year medical student, i got encouraged by this category of patients so that if someday I encounter a patient who can't speak or listen to me and there's no one to translate....i should be able to communicate with them....so i started learning ASL but then I got to know that there are plenty of sign languages available on the basis of region and being an Indian it is really necessary for me to learn ISL and it is completely a different world than ASL....but it's really interesting to learn everyday....it enhances different regions of brain to hand coordination to communicate.
Hello, Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers. To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Hey I am currently learning American Sign Language (I can use it pretty decently) and I did not knew Indian Sign language existed. I recently discovered this and the question that keeps popping in my mind is "why are the signs so different from ASL if we are using the same letters (a,b,c,d) " The purpose of language is to allow people to communicate and connect so if Indian Sign language had the same letter and same signs for common things like say house, or dad or son and had a few adaptations to fit indian culture and added some new signs which we needed but did not exist then the impaired people of india would have a chance to interact with much much more people. Does anyone understand what I am trying to say?
yeah dude... i totally understand cause the same question keeps on popping in my mind too :).. its kinda sad that the ISL and ASL is a lil bit different.
The same reason why languages differ from country to country, it's a different medium but a language nontheless. Ofcourse there are going to be different, there are over 300 sign languages and even more spoken languages. All you can do is accept the fact that differences in languages are going to exist
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
The tutorial was easy to follow with brief amount of pauses to process the new information. I learnt all the alphabets in just one go. Thankyou Pragya! I have been wanting to learn sign language for quite a while now. It also one of my resolutions for this year. Definitely subscribing to your channel binging all the videos.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
I genuinely appreciate your sensibility and empathy for the people belonging to the deaf and dumb community. Thankyou so much for this lesson. I will be able to communicate with my deaf and dumb friends very soon in their language !!!! Thankyou so much once again !!!!
I have been curious of sign language for quite some time and I started learning ASL alphabet.. and seeing ISL it's like dance mudra.. so beautiful.!! For an inclusive future school should adopt sign language as an optional language.. it's so beautiful !!
In 2023, it's my resolution to learn sign language. Thankyou for making it easy ♥️ I learnt alphabets now. I will practice and after that only i will watch next video ♥️
This is the first time I like youtube recommendation ☺️☺️... learned something very special and when I'm gonna meet someone deaf I'm gonna use this to make him comfortable
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Maam thank you so much for this class. I always wanted to learn ISL. I have learnt BSL alphabets and I think both ISL and BSL have the same sign for all alphabets except E, L,O, T and U.
I always wanted to learn sign language because one of my friend was deaf and can't speak he was always bullied and he was not able to speak up for himself although he was the brightest one . I always wanted to help him . I know some basic language that time but was able to communicate with him more. so my friends & I gifted him a small magic book on which he write and talk with us
Came here after watching the movie Silenced. It was really traumatizing, it made me want to hear the voice of disabled children. Thank you so much for uploading this!
Yesterday I couldn't help a deaf family in their difficulty as I had no clue how to make sign for particular words, particular situation. I felt so ashamed & guilty for that. So I searched this video today. And I've started learning sign language from today. Thank you mam for your truly kind effects. I can't feel & imagine the pain of deaf, blind n such specially abled people, but now I could at least understand them & could help them.. God bless your kind soul..
when you were explanining "M" you quickly also re-explain "E" and "F" emphasising on the difference as these three are very close in their signs. This makes you an extra ordinary teacher.
This video made my revision of sign language, I used to use this sign language 15 yrs before while playing video games at one shop near my home, he was deaf and they used to discuss among themselves by this language and I always wanted to learn this language and I learnt this with their help and today all of sudden I thought to quickly revise this and found ur video. Today I got to know that there is ASL also apart from ISL. I find ISL is much more logical to the english alphabets.
Hi, I had some questions... 1. Does it matter which hand you sign with? 2. Is there much of a difference between ASL and ISL? Meaning would it be OK if I communicate with Indian hearing disabled people in asl? Or would it be totally different? 3. Could you recommend an app, or a website that goes hand in hand with your videos, to learn ISL?
This is my first day.. I am here just because of my daughter.. and it's very good and useful for us as parents to learn to talk to our children so that at least we can communicate.. bcz till now I was always focused on ki wo kese theek hogi but is process me mai meri bachhi se baat nahi kar pa raha hun.. and I want to talk to her anyhow.. good yar .. first video or any class jo dekhi but just video dekh k smjh aaya ki Han efforts dalunga to sab samjh aayega or meri bachhi ki baate bhi samjhunga or ham baat kar sakte hain .. feeling good 😊😊
Thank you for sharing this, Raghav I am so grateful that I could introduce you to ISL. I hope you and your daughter have many conversations ❤️ I hope you also plan to enroll her in a school that will teach her ISL. Please also consider learning it from professionals.
I have been wanting to learn sign language for sometime now, what gave me a push was my recent encounter with an employee of the Lemon Tree Hotel . They were deaf and mute. They came in with a smile and were so nice through out the conversation but I felt extremely short handed because I didn't know sign language and used whatever gestures I thought might communicate what it is I meant. So I decided to learn ISL in case I ever need it in the future.
You are very decent. Your soft voice is really soothing to soul . I was to teach a lesson of Helen Keller to my student so to make them understand better I searched for sign language. It is entirely first time and I learnt all the sign in one go. Credit goes to you. Your personality is really ... very charming. No one can go without learning from you.
Crisp and concise, easy to understand. Can you make a video explaining difference between signing alphabets in ISL and ASL, if there is any? Consider registering as an instructor in Udemy.
Thank you. :) I don't know ASL, but these two are two different languages. Thank you for your suggestion, but I won't be able to register with Udemy, only deaf people are allowed to teach ISL professionally.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Just started today. Thanks for this pragya! I hope I'll be able to communicate with all of my friends and will be able to teach them this beautiful language!
Great Video and great initiative all along the lockdown I started learning new languages and last month while travelling I met a really cheerful person who was deaf but he knew how to read my lips but I speak faster he was having trouble and then I decided to learn this language too anyways thanks for your kind efforts due to which I am now able to communicate with them. thanks! PEACE!
That's amazing. Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
I was travelling for bus and met my deaf relative and i was very confused about how to talk to him and became awkward so i wanted to learn sign language on internet and got your video. Thank you Keep up the good work❤️
Thanks miss pragya , for these educational videos , my motivation for learning sign language was a recent extremely humbling experience with a client who I didn't realise can't speak until I asked his 7 year old daughter, that why are you continuosly speaking !
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. And I really appreciate that you took that experience in your stride and decided to educate yourself. Cheers! If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert. happy learning. :)
Hello, Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers. To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Thank you for taking such a wonderful initiative. The pace and clarity in teaching were on point; adding a quiz at the end of the session gave reassurance. Once again truly thank you.
Wow..... I learnt the alphabets of ASL then I came to know about our Indian one.... I'm so glad I found your channel miss. You did a wonderful job posting this here. Really grateful, thank you. Keep growing❤
I'm learning the Bangladeshi Sign Language and the alphabets are almost exactly the same as the ones in Indian Sign Language! Anyway, thank you for the lesson!
Hello Pragya di! I have been searching across TH-cam to learn sign language and I just came across the content you made. First of all, thankyou so very much for the initiative. I can see the heart and hardwork behind this. The videos are very informative. Please keep teaching because one day I want to be fluent in ISL. Please keep posting new lessons as frequently as possible. Much Love and God Bless.
Thank you for teaching us sign language :D It really helps people communicate with other people like their deaf friend and others :> The reason I'm here is because i was bored and wanted to learn a new language. And since I'm Indian i decided to come to your video. I also know English a ton so this will also be easier for me :D i have told my parents if they wanted to know sign language and my father said sure so yeah :D Have A Great Day And Stay Safe Pragya And The Other People Who Read This Comment.
Thank you for this video. I am a MBBS student, a freshman. Being a future doctor I will definitely meet some deaf patients so I don’t want to abandon them because of my lack of ability to communicate with them. For me patients are patients, to know about their problems and treat them well is my prime duty that’s why I am here to learn the ISL . By the way I became curious about sign language while watching a kdrama name Twinkling Watermelon.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Thankyou didi. I have always wanted to learn sign langauge.. For the first time i find it easy to learn....so thankful that i will be learning more. Thankyou God bless you
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
For everyone please learn sign language i started learning because I have one friend she can't speak properly but she is so humble and cute and i just wanted to learn so that I can communicate with her may god helps us and lead us to help those people who can't speak ✨
Hello, a really nice video with good approach and pace. I am handed. So was wondering if there is a significance to maintaining hand positions or it could be shifted based on dominant hand. Also could you recommend some reading material on this
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. I am not aware of a book you could learn sign language through, buy ISLRTC has a sign language dictionary on it's TH-cam channel and website. You can check that out. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
If you're left handed, you can use left hand wherever I am using my right hand, and vice versa. But don't interchange your hands during a conversation.
Hello I start learning from today I want to talk to my big brother I hope so I could learn as soon as I can ..... Thank u so much madam for making this video.🙏
Hi Pragya, Thankyou for this series, I have long been aspiring to learn ISL and this is definitely a start! :) Could you also recommend some courses or institutes that offer ISL courses? Thanks in Advance! :)
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
The person who made this video knows English well. According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, an alphabet is "a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order, used to represent the basic sounds of a language; in particular, the set of letters from A to Z", and a letter is "a character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet." Most Indians and other South Asians, even educated ones who speak English well otherwise, don't know the difference. My own grandmother gave me a heart attack when she said that English has 26 "alphabets" instead of "letters" when I was 5 years old. I thought that I actually had to learn 26 different writing systems! The most a language has around 2 or 3. Japanese has 2 alphabets and a set of pictograms called Kanji.
Hi, would you ever consider doing a full course on ISL? I've been looking for one for years and haven't found any place I can learn from. You could also do a paid course and I would totally sign up!
Hello, Priyanjali. Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately, I am not an expert in ISL, so it won't be possible for me to develop a full fledged course. However, if I do gain expertise in this, I will definitely consider this. Till then, I'd suggest that you check the courses offered by ISLRTC, it is an autonomous body under the Government of India. Link to their website is given in the description.
Hello, Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers. To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Thank you so much dear. I have just started to dabble in sign languages and this is the first video I watched. I will continue to follow you. Thanks once again. You are doing a wonderful job.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Thank you so much for this! I've been searching for a good ISL channel occasionally for quite a while now. So many ASL content out there but not enough ISL !
Thank u so much for making this video as a person who loves learning languages your video is really helpful with the way your teaching methods is really good for grasping things easily
Mam you made it really simple. 10 mins ago I was wondering and now I got 4 out of 5 signs correct. It's just basic but still I'm very much enthusiastic now to learn more🙏
Great job. Really good to hear this. :) If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Thank you for this amazing series. I wanted to learn a new language, so I was thinking of learning Spanish or Japanese. Then I thought what's the point of it if I'm never gonna speak that language in India. So I went ahead and subscribed to this channel instead. I believe everyone should learn sign language, even if it's only the basics.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Wow!! At first time only I learnt almost all letters...a few I didn't but gradually I did that too....and even in quiz I did great....Thanks for this video....I really loved it ❤️
That's really great. Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course. You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
Hey Pragya.....thank you so much for uploading such good content on Sign language. It just helped me realise my childhood dream. TH-cam proved to be a blessing indeed. Thanks Pragya Gupta ! Keep up the good work
Pragya I want to learn this language for knowledge only. And I subscribed ur channel today. Ur presentation is too good. Today I’ll practice in my office also. Thankyou so much
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL. If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.) Happy learning. :)
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Hello, viewers
A lot of you are starting with the series from this video, instead of the Introduction.
I would suggest that you watch the introduction first to understand more about this series and its goals.
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ok. but one be one class should ready if the first basic over
I think z will be out of our hands .
Hello.. when we learn sign language.. is it different for different languages? For example Different signs for Hindi or any other regional language..
@@OdiaBrahmaKumaris Introduction videos are often numbered differently.
@@sunilbhatt8104 I think for the signs that use the alphabet, it will be different. Rest the signs are common.
Although, I am not sure, I am not an expert.
The sign language must be a subject in classroom. ♥️
I agree, everyone should be taught ISL.
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Trueee
Your wish is heard, now it will be taught in Indian schools.
yesss
I saw a deaf man struggling to convey his message in govt office , that realise me how it is important that every citizen should learn this language like other language eng , Hindi Sanskrit Punjabi or any ...other. one should not feel eliminated from society.
I just watched 'A Silent Voice'
It was just beautiful ❤️
It motivated me to learn sign language and im right here because of that🥺
Yep me too, and did you guys know the fact that silent voice is based on true events but in reality the boy didn't survived when he fell from the balcony 💔🥺🤧
the movie is really beautiful I was in tears! T_T I am here cuz of it C:
@@namestulip4515 Naniiiii?
That's why I learnt sign language!
I'm trying to learn indian sign language as I'm in the medical field and it can come as a huge help for communicating my patients.
I had a doubt, are the signs supposed to be reversed in case the person signing is left handed?
Thats exactly what i was thinking
Same!!
That's amazing. Your patients are very lucky. ❤️
Use your right hand wherever I use my right, and left where I use my left.
If you're left handed, use your left hand where I use my right and, and right where I use left.
Just don't interchange your hands mid conversation.
I am also trying to learn for the same purpose... I have to deal with a lot of children coming for high risk neonate follow up and many may need this in future...
Me to i am occupational therapy studying to treat disable patients children
I watched silent voice anime It made me to learn sign language
Thank you mam for teaching ISL
Same 😭😭😭
Lol same
same bro 😁😁
Same 😂❤
sameee
This channel is really first of its kind. No one really ever have thot of bringing something like this. God bless you 🙏
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Being a final year medical student, i got encouraged by this category of patients so that if someday I encounter a patient who can't speak or listen to me and there's no one to translate....i should be able to communicate with them....so i started learning ASL but then I got to know that there are plenty of sign languages available on the basis of region and being an Indian it is really necessary for me to learn ISL and it is completely a different world than ASL....but it's really interesting to learn everyday....it enhances different regions of brain to hand coordination to communicate.
Really enjoyed learning the alphabet. The pace of teaching is great and can't wait for the next lesson :)
Thank you so much. ✨
@@PragyaGupta why you learnd it ?
@@NishantSingh-qe7vv it was a part of my college curriculum. I studied mass communication.
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Hello,
Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers.
To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives
Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Hey I am currently learning American Sign Language (I can use it pretty decently) and I did not knew Indian Sign language existed.
I recently discovered this and the question that keeps popping in my mind is "why are the signs so different from ASL if we are using the same letters (a,b,c,d) "
The purpose of language is to allow people to communicate and connect so if Indian Sign language had the same letter and same signs for common things like say house, or dad or son and had a few adaptations to fit indian culture and added some new signs which we needed but did not exist then the impaired people of india would have a chance to interact with much much more people.
Does anyone understand what I am trying to say?
Thanks, this is exactly my question too!
yeah dude... i totally understand cause the same question keeps on popping in my mind too :).. its kinda sad that the ISL and ASL is a lil bit different.
The same reason why languages differ from country to country, it's a different medium but a language nontheless. Ofcourse there are going to be different, there are over 300 sign languages and even more spoken languages. All you can do is accept the fact that differences in languages are going to exist
no cause the asl makes 0 sense to me 😭😭
Exactly... and i found asl more easier or is it just me?
It's my 3rd language that I'm learning by youtube , I have learnt English and Urdu .
You are the Best Pragya 👍
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
The tutorial was easy to follow with brief amount of pauses to process the new information. I learnt all the alphabets in just one go. Thankyou Pragya! I have been wanting to learn sign language for quite a while now. It also one of my resolutions for this year. Definitely subscribing to your channel binging all the videos.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
Are you deaf yes
@@PragyaGupta 👂🙇
I genuinely appreciate your sensibility and empathy for the people belonging to the deaf and dumb community.
Thankyou so much for this lesson.
I will be able to communicate with my deaf and dumb friends very soon in their language !!!!
Thankyou so much once again !!!!
I have been curious of sign language for quite some time and I started learning ASL alphabet.. and seeing ISL it's like dance mudra.. so beautiful.!!
For an inclusive future school should adopt sign language as an optional language.. it's so beautiful !!
Cool! now all I need is a deaf friend to practice.
Good luck :)
th-cam.com/video/-CjMrM7KdWg/w-d-xo.html
I learned something new
i shouldn't be laughing.
Damn that's dark
In 2023, it's my resolution to learn sign language. Thankyou for making it easy ♥️ I learnt alphabets now. I will practice and after that only i will watch next video ♥️
really cool hope you achieve it
Which one is her left hand and which one is right?? Please tell me. Just tell me with which hand she did 'C' I'll understand the rest.
Really love how like minded we are when it comes to learning sign language
I just watched "a silent voice" and it really motivated me to learn sign language so here i am ^_^
It’s a beautiful movie :)
Same for me 😂😊
This is the first time I like youtube recommendation ☺️☺️... learned something very special and when I'm gonna meet someone deaf I'm gonna use this to make him comfortable
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
I'm learning this sign for my friend thank u so much now i can communicate with em ☺️😍
learning sign language after watching Twinkling Watermelon
Me too🫂
Viva la vida
Same
Same here
For YI Chan and Cheong-ah ❤
Maam thank you so much for this class. I always wanted to learn ISL. I have learnt BSL alphabets and I think both ISL and BSL have the same sign for all alphabets except E, L,O, T and U.
I always wanted to learn sign language because one of my friend was deaf and can't speak he was always bullied and he was not able to speak up for himself although he was the brightest one . I always wanted to help him . I know some basic language that time but was able to communicate with him more. so my friends & I gifted him a small magic book on which he write and talk with us
It so sad that people bully others based on their disabilities.
Really proud that you and your friends stood up against it. :)
Came here after watching the movie Silenced. It was really traumatizing, it made me want to hear the voice of disabled children. Thank you so much for uploading this!
Yesterday I couldn't help a deaf family in their difficulty as I had no clue how to make sign for particular words, particular situation. I felt so ashamed & guilty for that.
So I searched this video today. And I've started learning sign language from today.
Thank you mam for your truly kind effects.
I can't feel & imagine the pain of deaf, blind n such specially abled people, but now I could at least understand them & could help them..
God bless your kind soul..
Thank you so much.
I hope there are more people like you who want to make this world inclusive and accessible. :)
when you were explanining "M" you quickly also re-explain "E" and "F" emphasising on the difference as these three are very close in their signs. This makes you an extra ordinary teacher.
Completed the 1st class.. successfully.. will memorized the alphabets..💪 Practice mode ON
Great 👌
This video made my revision of sign language, I used to use this sign language 15 yrs before while playing video games at one shop near my home, he was deaf and they used to discuss among themselves by this language and I always wanted to learn this language and I learnt this with their help and today all of sudden I thought to quickly revise this and found ur video.
Today I got to know that there is ASL also apart from ISL.
I find ISL is much more logical to the english alphabets.
Hi, I had some questions...
1. Does it matter which hand you sign with?
2. Is there much of a difference between ASL and ISL? Meaning would it be OK if I communicate with Indian hearing disabled people in asl? Or would it be totally different?
3. Could you recommend an app, or a website that goes hand in hand with your videos, to learn ISL?
I too have the same question
This is my first day.. I am here just because of my daughter.. and it's very good and useful for us as parents to learn to talk to our children so that at least we can communicate.. bcz till now I was always focused on ki wo kese theek hogi but is process me mai meri bachhi se baat nahi kar pa raha hun.. and I want to talk to her anyhow.. good yar .. first video or any class jo dekhi but just video dekh k smjh aaya ki Han efforts dalunga to sab samjh aayega or meri bachhi ki baate bhi samjhunga or ham baat kar sakte hain .. feeling good 😊😊
Thank you for sharing this, Raghav
I am so grateful that I could introduce you to ISL. I hope you and your daughter have many conversations ❤️
I hope you also plan to enroll her in a school that will teach her ISL. Please also consider learning it from professionals.
@@PragyaGupta thanks.. yes we are planing that too
OMG THIS WAS SO INTERESTING!! thank you so much for your effort ❤️ I'll keep practicing.
Thank you so much. ❤️
You are a amazing teacher ❤
I never thought alphabet in sign language would be so easy!!😌😌
Thanks 😊
I have been wanting to learn sign language for sometime now, what gave me a push was my recent encounter with an employee of the Lemon Tree Hotel . They were deaf and mute. They came in with a smile and were so nice through out the conversation but I felt extremely short handed because I didn't know sign language and used whatever gestures I thought might communicate what it is I meant. So I decided to learn ISL in case I ever need it in the future.
First time i saw ISL class. Amazing teaching skills. This should be part of our elementary education .
Regards.
Thank you so much. It's beautiful to communicate so well without uttering a single word
It is indeed. :)
You are very decent. Your soft voice is really soothing to soul .
I was to teach a lesson of Helen Keller to my student so to make them understand better I searched for sign language.
It is entirely first time and I learnt all the sign in one go. Credit goes to you.
Your personality is really ... very charming. No one can go without learning from you.
Crisp and concise, easy to understand. Can you make a video explaining difference between signing alphabets in ISL and ASL, if there is any?
Consider registering as an instructor in Udemy.
Thank you. :)
I don't know ASL, but these two are two different languages.
Thank you for your suggestion, but I won't be able to register with Udemy, only deaf people are allowed to teach ISL professionally.
I'm trying to learn the sign language from your videos...it's so easy and feel like make me quick learner ...
Thank you
I loved this video. You are helping us out EXACTLY when we need those instructions. You are very smart that way. I completely loved it. ❤️
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
I just started learning this ISL for fun. I think it will be helpful for future if i ever need to talk with some in ISL.
Excellent instructions👌
Oo bhai kitni awesome hai ye ladki yaar...
So simple decent cute humble
Just keep it up dear one day you will be one of top bloggers 👍🏿
That's very kind of you, thank you. ✨
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@@SatwantVlogs Great. I hope more people watch your videos. ✨
Just started today. Thanks for this pragya! I hope I'll be able to communicate with all of my friends and will be able to teach them this beautiful language!
Great Video and great initiative all along the lockdown I started learning new languages and last month while travelling I met a really cheerful person who was deaf but he knew how to read my lips but I speak faster he was having trouble and then I decided to learn this language too anyways thanks for your kind efforts due to which I am now able to communicate with them. thanks! PEACE!
That's amazing.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
I was travelling for bus and met my deaf relative and i was very confused about how to talk to him and became awkward so i wanted to learn sign language on internet and got your video.
Thank you
Keep up the good work❤️
It is great that you are trying to learn ISL for your relative. Kudos to you :)
Thanks miss pragya , for these educational videos , my motivation for learning sign language was a recent extremely humbling experience with a client who I didn't realise can't speak until I asked his 7 year old daughter, that why are you continuosly speaking !
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
And I really appreciate that you took that experience in your stride and decided to educate yourself. Cheers!
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.
happy learning. :)
Hello,
Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers.
To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives
Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Thank you for taking such a wonderful initiative. The pace and clarity in teaching were on point; adding a quiz at the end of the session gave reassurance. Once again truly thank you.
Everyone should familiarise themselves with sign languages , great video
Yes, everyone should. ✨
Thank you. :)
Wow..... I learnt the alphabets of ASL then I came to know about our Indian one.... I'm so glad I found your channel miss. You did a wonderful job posting this here. Really grateful, thank you. Keep growing❤
I'm learning the Bangladeshi Sign Language and the alphabets are almost exactly the same as the ones in Indian Sign Language! Anyway, thank you for the lesson!
Oh, that's amazing.
I had no idea, thank you for sharing. ✨
I also got to pronounce my name through sign language....pragya mam.... thank you so much 😊
That was so much informative and fun to learn. Thank you so much 👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello Pragya di! I have been searching across TH-cam to learn sign language and I just came across the content you made. First of all, thankyou so very much for the initiative. I can see the heart and hardwork behind this. The videos are very informative. Please keep teaching because one day I want to be fluent in ISL. Please keep posting new lessons as frequently as possible. Much Love and God Bless.
Thank you for teaching us sign language :D It really helps people communicate with other people like their deaf friend and others :> The reason I'm here is because i was bored and wanted to learn a new language. And since I'm Indian i decided to come to your video. I also know English a ton so this will also be easier for me :D i have told my parents if they wanted to know sign language and my father said sure so yeah :D Have A Great Day And Stay Safe Pragya And The Other People Who Read This Comment.
Thank you for this video. I am a MBBS student, a freshman. Being a future doctor I will definitely meet some deaf patients so I don’t want to abandon them because of my lack of ability to communicate with them. For me patients are patients, to know about their problems and treat them well is my prime duty that’s why I am here to learn the ISL . By the way I became curious about sign language while watching a kdrama name Twinkling Watermelon.
Thank you, I enjoyed this first video on learning sign language, Super interesting and so helpful. you are a really good teacher ❤❤❤
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
Thankyou didi.
I have always wanted to learn sign langauge.. For the first time i find it easy to learn....so thankful that i will be learning more.
Thankyou
God bless you
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
They should have an ISL course in schools!
For everyone please learn sign language i started learning because I have one friend she can't speak properly but she is so humble and cute and i just wanted to learn so that I can communicate with her may god helps us and lead us to help those people who can't speak ✨
Yaay i passed the quiz n i learnt them so easily thanks didi
That's amazing. Keep going. :)
Happy learning. ✨
EVEN THOUGH U R NOT A PROFESSIONAL, I LEARNT MOST OF ISL FROM YOUR VIDEOS. ITS REALLY HELPFULL. and you are cute too...
Know he is a teacher at school specially for special child like him .
Amazing 💯
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Ma'am your doing such a Good Job. I'm trying my best to learn this Language. God Bless you Ma'am . Truly appreciate your Work
I just realised that ISL & ASL has huge difference😮
Yes, they are 2 different languages
thanks a lot now i can understand their language and speak to them as well.....U R DOING A GREAT JOB
I accidentally made chidori after copying your hand signs
Hello, a really nice video with good approach and pace. I am handed. So was wondering if there is a significance to maintaining hand positions or it could be shifted based on dominant hand.
Also could you recommend some reading material on this
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
I am not aware of a book you could learn sign language through, buy ISLRTC has a sign language dictionary on it's TH-cam channel and website. You can check that out.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
If you're left handed, you can use left hand wherever I am using my right hand, and vice versa.
But don't interchange your hands during a conversation.
Hello I start learning from today I want to talk to my big brother I hope so I could learn as soon as I can ..... Thank u so much madam for making this video.🙏
Hi Pragya, Thankyou for this series, I have long been aspiring to learn ISL and this is definitely a start! :) Could you also recommend some courses or institutes that offer ISL courses? Thanks in Advance! :)
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
The person who made this video knows English well. According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, an alphabet is "a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order, used to represent the basic sounds of a language; in particular, the set of letters from A to Z", and a letter is "a character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet." Most Indians and other South Asians, even educated ones who speak English well otherwise, don't know the difference. My own grandmother gave me a heart attack when she said that English has 26 "alphabets" instead of "letters" when I was 5 years old. I thought that I actually had to learn 26 different writing systems! The most a language has around 2 or 3. Japanese has 2 alphabets and a set of pictograms called Kanji.
Hi, would you ever consider doing a full course on ISL? I've been looking for one for years and haven't found any place I can learn from. You could also do a paid course and I would totally sign up!
Hello, Priyanjali.
Thank you for your interest.
Unfortunately, I am not an expert in ISL, so it won't be possible for me to develop a full fledged course.
However, if I do gain expertise in this, I will definitely consider this.
Till then, I'd suggest that you check the courses offered by ISLRTC, it is an autonomous body under the Government of India. Link to their website is given in the description.
@@PragyaGupta Thank you for the recommendation!
Hello,
Learn Indian Sign Language online with a certified ISL Deaf teacher & an Interpreter! @BleeTech we offer specially designed Sign Language learning courses from qualified & well known deaf experts & teachers.
To know more visit: www.bleetech.in/initiatives
Learn Indian Sign Language with BleeTV
Thank you for the recording and teaching ISL for us. God bless you! 🙏
Sign Hands Language - Alphabet I'm have DEAF You sign hands alphabet Right all the best but people learning. Thank you all
Thank you. :)
This channel is great. You have a calm and encouraging way of teaching. Thanks!
I here after watching twinkling watermelon 😅
Me too 😅
Viva la Vida
@@anontaku1 watermelon 🍉
Thank you so much dear. I have just started to dabble in sign languages and this is the first video I watched. I will continue to follow you. Thanks once again.
You are doing a wonderful job.
Clap the praise improve hand sign ❤️👍 I am full my deaf and hard
Thank you. :)
Good communication skill ❤️👍
Thank you. :)
Hlo u r talking sign language how you know the proper sign language u have any of deaf and dum friends or anyone
I learnt ISL as a part of my college curriculum.
I just wanted to try a different stuff,like learning sign language..i think i found perfect teacher
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
My mind: learn sign language
Me: i am not deaf
My mind: just learn it
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. and yes I copied this comment from a different sign language video
Haha, okay.
Listen to your mind, it's a good language. ✨
@@PragyaGupta thankyou for the like and keep it up, good job on demonstrating.
Thank you. :)
Thank you so much for this! I've been searching for a good ISL channel occasionally for quite a while now. So many ASL content out there but not enough ISL !
all i can is thank you....if only i knew words which describe your work as beautiful as it is
Thank u so much for making this video as a person who loves learning languages your video is really helpful with the way your teaching methods is really good for grasping things easily
I'm learning this for one person whom I can make feel united with our friends get-together.
Maybe we'll become good friends!!🌻
Mam you made it really simple. 10 mins ago I was wondering and now I got 4 out of 5 signs correct. It's just basic but still I'm very much enthusiastic now to learn more🙏
Great job. Really good to hear this. :)
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
Mam I actually enrolled for a short course with the ISLRTC via the link you provided so I'm hopeful I'll be learning more of it . Thank you
Amazing ✨
Thank you so much didi for making us able learn such nice language... ❤
OMG...... I watched only once now I know rhe alphabets TYSM🙏🙏
Thank you for this amazing series. I wanted to learn a new language, so I was thinking of learning Spanish or Japanese. Then I thought what's the point of it if I'm never gonna speak that language in India. So I went ahead and subscribed to this channel instead. I believe everyone should learn sign language, even if it's only the basics.
Started learning ISL today. Looking forward to more classes😊
Learning it in the hope that one day I'll be able to communicate with my cousin freely. Thank you for the effort ❤️
Thanks Doll... Now, I can communicate with my neighbours kid who always feels lonely 🙏
Oh, that's so amazing. ✨
starting to learn Indian sign today! I'll keep at it, thanks for these videos!!!
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
@PradyaGupta I really want to thank you for these videos. It's commendable the way you are contributing your bit to this society.. kudos to you 🎉
Very beautifully and in simple way explained.
Wow!! At first time only I learnt almost all letters...a few I didn't but gradually I did that too....and even in quiz I did great....Thanks for this video....I really loved it ❤️
That's really great.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course.
You can check out organisations like ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH, National Association of Deaf, Atulyakala, Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment, AIISH, V-shesh, GiftAbled, Sai Swayam Society, IDBA, Deaf Enabled Foundation, Blee Tech.
(I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)
@@PragyaGupta Thank you for these information and i would love to do it. And you are doing a great job. ✌🏼❤️
Thank you :)
So happy that i found your channel 😭❤️
Thank you so much. Could learn it easily with your tutorial in one go!
Thanks a ton, this video helps me to understand the concept much easier and clearer
Hey Pragya.....thank you so much for uploading such good content on Sign language. It just helped me realise my childhood dream. TH-cam proved to be a blessing indeed. Thanks Pragya Gupta ! Keep up the good work
Pragya
I want to learn this language for knowledge only. And I subscribed ur channel today. Ur presentation is too good. Today I’ll practice in my office also. Thankyou so much
Thank you so much for your appreciation. I am glad I could help.
You are so amaizing, i learnt it in one shot ... thanks a lot Maam
thank you pragya, your lessons are really great to attended.
Thank you for your appreciation. I am glad I could introduce you to ISL.
If you want to learn Indian Sign Language properly I would suggest that you do a certification course from a place that hires a deaf teacher. There are many such institutions, ISLRTC, Noida Deaf Society, NIHH etc. (I am not associated with any of these, I am not an expert.)
Happy learning. :)