I have a deaf coworker and I always just wave as a good morning but I really want to put in the effort to give him more than just a wave. Thank you so much for letting me communicate with him
I appreciate ur tutorials, I have a deaf customer so I've been trying to learn to sign for him to make him more comfortable n he appreciates it too! Thank you!
Thank you. I am a neurologist and I used this lesson to learn how to say good morning which was a great way to personally connect with my patient which made a huge difference in our relationship.. Thank you for sharing your experience
So in kindergarten we learned good morning and I was so excited to show my family when I got home and when I did they were all freaking out, laughing and saying “omg don’t do that!” I was so confused. Turned out, that second part is how you say “eff you” in Italian! Like how we use the middle finger here LOL! Since my family is part Italian that’s how they knew. It’s been a long running joke in my family now lol no worries I love it haha 😂
Haha I’ve heard of that happening! Of course you don’t mean that (and your facial expression would be much different) but I have no doubt your family gets a kick out of it! Thanks for watching and sharing your story. 😊
@@ASLLOVE Haha you’re welcome! I actually searched for a vid that shows how to say good morning to confirm it’s exactly how it was in my memory and yup I was right 😂
My best friend is not deaf but she has selective mutism and I really want her to just say something like “good morning” so this just helps me teach her sign language. So thank you very much 😁
So work in a school and have wanted to say good morning correctly to this one deaf kid. I was getting them out of the car the other day signing good morning!!!!! As I said it excitedly signing it ‘happily’ to the best of my ability. mom signed something at me and I waved. It took your thank you video to realize she signed me great thanks. it’s the small things, there are teachers that know full asl and talk to her, but my little good morning I taught myself to sign, for a 10 second interaction meant the world to them. Cuz I learned how to sign the simplest thing. And that melted my heart.
I'm happy to know that you were able to communicate with your student. Communication is so important! By learning some signs and phrases (and maybe more over time) you will be able to form a connection with more students at your school.
A nice and simple demonstration with variations. I am full hearing, but I am decicing to learn a couple phrases in ASL so, I can still communicate while maintaining proper eating manners. I find myself unintentionally signing "Sorry and Thank You" while I say them to people as it is ingrained from teaching myself the words.
@@tetrismain608 I find I do the same thing at times. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to be able to sign in a loud restaurant (or as you mentioned, while eating)? ASL is useful in so many ways. Thanks for watching. 😊
I have a 3.5 year old great granddaughter that has autism and is non verbal. I would like to communicate with her. I have been to several websites with an attempt to learn asl. Yours is the best one that I like because you show each word several time and with a motion that I can pick up on. Other do the sign so fast and repeat only once. Thank you so much. I appreciate you so much.
i have a regular at my job who comes to my window with her oldest son to order for her because she’s deaf and im happy i can now tell her goodnight as well as thank you :)
I’m so happy I found this channel even though it’s been several years since this post! Does “dominant” hand really mean ‘dominant’ or do we assume ‘righty” as dominant? . I’m a lefty dominantly and don’t want to develop poor ASL communication on either end of interactions:)
Hi and thanks for watching! That's a great question. Dominant hand means the hand that you write with. I am right handed so my videos will show that. If you are in doubt, try signing a word or two both ways. You will see that leading with your left hand feels more comfortable.
Thanks. I am 58 and deaf in my right ear. I also have constant tinnitus in my left ear, so I figured I should start learning some American Sign Language.
You are just awesome. I'm so happy I found your videos. I'm a new learner of sign language. Thank you for showing all hand gestures we easily understand .
THANK YOU, I have a new student that is hoh and has cochlears and knows some sign. I want to say good morning!!!! properly to him instead of hoping he hears it.
Hi I'm a teen wanting to learn ASL so I think this really helped on a bigger step to mee walking forward ik the alphabet in sign language and how are you and nice to meet you
Your dominant hand should feel more comfortable. I feel it's natural to lead with my right (dominant) hand. If you prefer to use your non dominant hand than feel free but I would stick with whichever side you choose.
@ASLLOVE Hi! I have a 9-year-old son who has Autism. I've been wondering whether or not I should start learning sign language to teach him since he is nonverbal. He has lots of behaviors, and I have been wondering if signing will help him with communication and allow me to do the same with him. Also, if it will help reduce his frustrations. His speech therapist believes that him using his AAC device to communicate is more universal in the world, and signing now may also confuse him. He is a fast learner, and has already picked up a few words using sign that we watched together on TH-cam, and when he was younger. Can I ask your thoughts on this. Have you ever seen any success when trying to teach a child with Autism that is nonverbal sign language? Should I be reinforcing this more and just continue to have him use his AAC (speech device) in school? Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your story. In my experience, I have worked with nonverbal Autistic students who used Sign Language. I have seen parents and teachers use ASL to communicate and believe that it has been a positive/useful addition to communication tools (reducing frustrations also). Only you know exactly what you are experiencing with your son but I would personally use all of the tools available until you find what works best (possibly a combination). As for causing confusion, I trust that you will be able to decide if the addition of ASL is not helping. I would believe that there will be times when the AAC isn't working properly or isn't within reach and you will still be able to communicate with your son. This is just my opinion. I hope that you are able to find that perfect balance. ❤
@@ASLLOVE Thank you so much for your feedback, I truly appreciate it. I will definitely continue to watch your videos and try to learn as much as I can to be able to teach him. Your response was very helpful ❤️
Great question. Without seeing it I can’t be sure but I think you mean this: How to Sign - DAY - ALL DAY - EVERYDAY - Sign Language - ASL #shorts th-cam.com/users/shortsOC9gWWpYNxU?feature=share
Great question. When using one hand, "good" and "thank you" are the same sign. The sign for "thank you" is directional and should be signed in the direction of the person that you are thanking. The context of the conversation will determine the meaning of the sign if you are in doubt. For an example of "good" signed using both hands, check out this link: th-cam.com/video/cl2ct4KZUCI/w-d-xo.html Ex. of "thank you" with both hands: th-cam.com/video/o_qBUh7ZKSQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello! Thanks a lot for this video!:) At the end you always sign Bye, right? It appears in almost all of your videos. And one more thing - could you recommend where I can find material for practicing watching ASL? I just started 2 months ago and for now I'm doing it on my own and all the sources that I have - one app and your videos, but I just kinda enlarge my vocabulary mb I should start watching some simple conversations... thanks in advance.
Hello and thank you for watching! The sign I show at the end is the sign for "I love you" but it is commonly used as a departing gesture among friends in the Deaf community (so essentially yes, I am using it to say goodbye). th-cam.com/video/jzJjdvTF10A/w-d-xo.html As for watching ASL conversations, I don't currently have any knowledge of a site where you are able to watch people converse using ASL. There are other pages on YT that I have found very informative and you may be able to find more full conversations there. Check out Bill Vicars th-cam.com/channels/vd8SHzSp07_U55qFI0-dDA.html and ASL THAT th-cam.com/video/LHj674kHGKo/w-d-xo.html
@@ASLLOVE because in a Japanese drama a guy signs are you sure? As a question to a girl and the sign he does is a i sign pinky under his lip and says are you sure? Just wanted to clarify if this sign was accurate or what it means that’s all
@@jessegunn2033 I get it now. Thanks for taking the time to explain. The sign he is using sounds accurate although I use my pointer finger. It is my pointer finger near my chin with a slight forward motion.
@@ASLLOVE ok thanks also I’m watching your videos too your doing a very good job I want to learn asl soon to just in case I need to use it in the future
@@ASLLOVE I have two cellphones that I use to practice languages for most of the day. Therefore, I have two Google accounts. I didn't realize you were able to see my liked videos🙈. How embarrassing 😲😭.
Great observation! When you say “complete”, I am assuming you mean the two handed version of the sign for good (where the dominant hand comes down to meet the non-dominant hand). The simple answer is that using both hands is not a requirement for the sign “good”. You can use one hand like I do here. The sign flows better this way.
I have a deaf coworker and I always just wave as a good morning but I really want to put in the effort to give him more than just a wave. Thank you so much for letting me communicate with him
That's great that you are taking the time to learn! Here is a good one for departing: th-cam.com/users/shortsyLBMs4cJkiY
This EXACTLY why I looked it up as well there's about 6-7 Deaf Co-workers and wanted to put more effort than a wave
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Is there a difference between wanting to say good evening and good night?
Same!
I appreciate ur tutorials, I have a deaf customer so I've been trying to learn to sign for him to make him more comfortable n he appreciates it too! Thank you!
@@MikeJones-ns8rh I love that! Thanks for sharing and for the kind words.
Thank you. I am a neurologist and I used this lesson to learn how to say good morning which was a great way to personally connect with my patient which made a huge difference in our relationship.. Thank you for sharing your experience
Thank you for taking the time to watch and learn. I can only imagine how much of a positive impact this has with your patients.
So in kindergarten we learned good morning and I was so excited to show my family when I got home and when I did they were all freaking out, laughing and saying “omg don’t do that!” I was so confused. Turned out, that second part is how you say “eff you” in Italian! Like how we use the middle finger here LOL! Since my family is part Italian that’s how they knew. It’s been a long running joke in my family now lol no worries I love it haha 😂
Haha I’ve heard of that happening! Of course you don’t mean that (and your facial expression would be much different) but I have no doubt your family gets a kick out of it! Thanks for watching and sharing your story. 😊
@@ASLLOVE Haha you’re welcome! I actually searched for a vid that shows how to say good morning to confirm it’s exactly how it was in my memory and yup I was right 😂
My best friend is not deaf but she has selective mutism and I really want her to just say something like “good morning” so this just helps me teach her sign language. So thank you very much 😁
Thanks for watching and for taking the time to learn.
So work in a school and have wanted to say good morning correctly to this one deaf kid. I was getting them out of the car the other day signing good morning!!!!! As I said it excitedly signing it ‘happily’ to the best of my ability. mom signed something at me and I waved. It took your thank you video to realize she signed me great thanks. it’s the small things, there are teachers that know full asl and talk to her, but my little good morning I taught myself to sign, for a 10 second interaction meant the world to them. Cuz I learned how to sign the simplest thing. And that melted my heart.
I'm happy to know that you were able to communicate with your student. Communication is so important! By learning some signs and phrases (and maybe more over time) you will be able to form a connection with more students at your school.
I liked the way you explained them made it easy, I’m a daycare teacher so I think it’s important I know sign language
Thank you for watching and signing with the children!
Thank you so MUCH!!! the explanation of how the sun travels makes it so much easier to remember the sign.
Thank you for watching and for the positive feedback!
using your videos to practice for my college ASL class, i have a quiz tonight
That’s great! Thanks for watching and good luck!
I've just found your account and I gotta say you do a great job explaining the signs and the nuance between them
Thank you so much for the positive feedback!
while trying to learn this sign i was getting the rotation of my hands all mixed up and this video helped me so much ! thank you💗
I’m glad my video helped clear that up! Don’t worry, it can be confusing when you are learning. It will start to flow the more you practice. 👍🏼
Thank you for all the wonderful lessons.
Thank you for watching. 😊
I really wanna thank you I'm losing my hearing asf trying to learn sign and you explain it so very well
Thank you for the kind words. I’m sorry that you are struggling with your hearing.
A nice and simple demonstration with variations. I am full hearing, but I am decicing to learn a couple phrases in ASL so, I can still communicate while maintaining proper eating manners. I find myself unintentionally signing "Sorry and Thank You" while I say them to people as it is ingrained from teaching myself the words.
@@tetrismain608 I find I do the same thing at times. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to be able to sign in a loud restaurant (or as you mentioned, while eating)? ASL is useful in so many ways. Thanks for watching. 😊
I use good morning sign a lot. Today I've learned what it means
Thanks for watching!
I have a 3.5 year old great granddaughter that has autism and is non verbal. I would like to communicate with her. I have been to several websites with an attempt to learn asl. Yours is the best one that I like because you show each word several time and with a motion that I can pick up on. Other do the sign so fast and repeat only once. Thank you so much. I appreciate you so much.
Thank you so much for the kind words and the positive feedback. I hope that you are able to communicate with your great granddaughter very soon.
Instead of wasting my time on TikTok in my free time I’d rather learn another language! I can’t wait to be almost fluent in sign & teach it to my kids
That’s a fantastic goal, and a great use of your time! I feel the same way.
i have a regular at my job who comes to my window with her oldest son to order for her because she’s deaf and im happy i can now tell her goodnight as well as thank you :)
That’s great! I love it. Thanks for taking the time to learn.
Thank you for the lesson I'm willing to learn more sign language, i've always wanted to be able to communicate more in the language
Thank you for watching. I’m happy to know that you are taking the initiative to learn ASL.
I’m so happy I found this channel even though it’s been several years since this post!
Does “dominant” hand really mean ‘dominant’ or do we assume ‘righty” as dominant? . I’m a lefty dominantly and don’t want to develop poor ASL communication on either end of interactions:)
Hi and thanks for watching! That's a great question. Dominant hand means the hand that you write with. I am right handed so my videos will show that. If you are in doubt, try signing a word or two both ways. You will see that leading with your left hand feels more comfortable.
Ty so much😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks for watching! 😊
Thanks. I am 58 and deaf in my right ear. I also have constant tinnitus in my left ear, so I figured I should start learning some American Sign Language.
Thank you for watching. I hope my videos help.
@@ASLLOVE You're welcome.
You are just awesome. I'm so happy I found your videos. I'm a new learner of sign language. Thank you for showing all hand gestures we easily understand .
Thank you for watching and learning!
Wow very beautiful eyes
Thank you!
Thank you I always forget how to sign “good afternoon”
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 👍🏼
😊 Thank 😊You
@@Terice-ej5fw 😊
THANK YOU, I have a new student that is hoh and has cochlears and knows some sign. I want to say good morning!!!! properly to him instead of hoping he hears it.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to learn!
Hi I'm a teen wanting to learn ASL so I think this really helped on a bigger step to mee walking forward ik the alphabet in sign language and how are you and nice to meet you
That’s a great start! Keeping studying and practicing a little everyday. You’ve got this!
@@ASLLOVE tysm and j have the chance cause it's a 4 day weekend and no homework.
@@artsandcrafts350 I love that you're putting the extra time to good use!
@@ASLLOVE thank you
I've got this and there is alot of deaf people where I live
Does it have to be a dominate hand?
Your dominant hand should feel more comfortable. I feel it's natural to lead with my right (dominant) hand. If you prefer to use your non dominant hand than feel free but I would stick with whichever side you choose.
Thanks ma’am
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@ASLLOVE Hi! I have a 9-year-old son who has Autism. I've been wondering whether or not I should start learning sign language to teach him since he is nonverbal. He has lots of behaviors, and I have been wondering if signing will help him with communication and allow me to do the same with him. Also, if it will help reduce his frustrations. His speech therapist believes that him using his AAC device to communicate is more universal in the world, and signing now may also confuse him. He is a fast learner, and has already picked up a few words using sign that we watched together on TH-cam, and when he was younger. Can I ask your thoughts on this. Have you ever seen any success when trying to teach a child with Autism that is nonverbal sign language? Should I be reinforcing this more and just continue to have him use his AAC (speech device) in school? Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your story. In my experience, I have worked with nonverbal Autistic students who used Sign Language. I have seen parents and teachers use ASL to communicate and believe that it has been a positive/useful addition to communication tools (reducing frustrations also). Only you know exactly what you are experiencing with your son but I would personally use all of the tools available until you find what works best (possibly a combination). As for causing confusion, I trust that you will be able to decide if the addition of ASL is not helping. I would believe that there will be times when the AAC isn't working properly or isn't within reach and you will still be able to communicate with your son. This is just my opinion. I hope that you are able to find that perfect balance. ❤
@@ASLLOVE Thank you so much for your feedback, I truly appreciate it. I will definitely continue to watch your videos and try to learn as much as I can to be able to teach him. Your response was very helpful ❤️
I'm happy to know that I could help. ❤️
Are you calling the right hand the “dominant hand” or do you literally mean the “hand that you write with”?
Great question. Your dominant hand is the hand that you write with. I am right-handed. 👍🏼
Ive seen people say the word "day" by doing the same thing but moving their arm down on top of the other one. Is this not correct?
Great question. Without seeing it I can’t be sure but I think you mean this:
How to Sign - DAY - ALL DAY - EVERYDAY - Sign Language - ASL #shorts
th-cam.com/users/shortsOC9gWWpYNxU?feature=share
From the chin is "thanks"; from the mouth is "good"?
Great question. When using one hand, "good" and "thank you" are the same sign. The sign for "thank you" is directional and should be signed in the direction of the person that you are thanking. The context of the conversation will determine the meaning of the sign if you are in doubt. For an example of "good" signed using both hands, check out this link: th-cam.com/video/cl2ct4KZUCI/w-d-xo.html
Ex. of "thank you" with both hands: th-cam.com/video/o_qBUh7ZKSQ/w-d-xo.html
Is there a difference between signing for good evening and good night?
That's a great question. There is not a difference between the two.
@@ASLLOVE thank you!
@@AngelJuliet no problem!
I learned a lot
That's great! Thank you for watching 👍
thanks you so so much
Hello! Thanks a lot for this video!:) At the end you always sign Bye, right? It appears in almost all of your videos. And one more thing - could you recommend where I can find material for practicing watching ASL? I just started 2 months ago and for now I'm doing it on my own and all the sources that I have - one app and your videos, but I just kinda enlarge my vocabulary mb I should start watching some simple conversations... thanks in advance.
Hello and thank you for watching! The sign I show at the end is the sign for "I love you" but it is commonly used as a departing gesture among friends in the Deaf community (so essentially yes, I am using it to say goodbye). th-cam.com/video/jzJjdvTF10A/w-d-xo.html
As for watching ASL conversations, I don't currently have any knowledge of a site where you are able to watch people converse using ASL. There are other pages on YT that I have found very informative and you may be able to find more full conversations there. Check out Bill Vicars th-cam.com/channels/vd8SHzSp07_U55qFI0-dDA.html and ASL THAT th-cam.com/video/LHj674kHGKo/w-d-xo.html
She's saying I love you or love
That helps
Thanks so much. 👍🏼
Brasileira aprendendo aqui 🩷🇧🇷
How would you sign like if they are not to sure or not ready but and you ask them are you sure??? Thx
I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking how to sign the word "ready" as a question?
@@ASLLOVE because in a Japanese drama a guy signs are you sure? As a question to a girl and the sign he does is a i sign pinky under his lip and says are you sure? Just wanted to clarify if this sign was accurate or what it means that’s all
@@jessegunn2033 I get it now. Thanks for taking the time to explain. The sign he is using sounds accurate although I use my pointer finger. It is my pointer finger near my chin with a slight forward motion.
@@ASLLOVE ok thanks also I’m watching your videos too your doing a very good job I want to learn asl soon to just in case I need to use it in the future
@@jessegunn2033 thank you for watching! ASL is a great language to learn.
The sign for evening looks so similar to the sign for English.
Absolutely, good eye. The context of the conversation will determine the meaning (and of course adding the sign for “good” before evening will help).
@@ASLLOVE thanks for clarifying. You are awesome.
@@user-ku4gp2xd5y 😊
@@ASLLOVE I have two cellphones that I use to practice languages for most of the day. Therefore, I have two Google accounts. I didn't realize you were able to see my liked videos🙈. How embarrassing 😲😭.
@@user-ku4gp2xd5y I think you can set that to private. Not sure that anyone can see your liked videos.
I want to learn!
You’ve got this! 👍🏼
Why don't you complete the sign for good when it's combined with the second word?
Great observation! When you say “complete”, I am assuming you mean the two handed version of the sign for good (where the dominant hand comes down to meet the non-dominant hand). The simple answer is that using both hands is not a requirement for the sign “good”. You can use one hand like I do here. The sign flows better this way.
Here’s a little more info… www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/g/good.htm
@@ASLLOVE Thank you
Teach us how to sign good bye
I bet you already know it... th-cam.com/video/viycYJ6z4oY/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared&t=10
Thank you you helped me a lot
Thank you for watching!
i just love to side language but i don't know how to say this💔nice and easy ur side language mam❤️🇧🇩
Tried with this lady who speak sign and she said that it was wrong.
She may sign it slightly different but that doesn’t make it wrong. What exactly did she say was the problem?
Case western reserve university in ohio
Hello!
lol i cant do goodmorning 😭😭
Haha give it time! You’ve got this. 👍🏼 I’ve seen plenty of people struggle with this sign.