Awesome video, thank you so much.

I have recently had a diagnosis that will mean I will become completely deaf in the coming years. I came across this video and it has brought me such comfort. Our God is an Awesome God ❤

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Thank you so much! I learn so much!

That did help, indeed. Have seen signers at our church differentiate 'faithful' from 'faith' by adding a bounce to it.... two F hand shapes that meet, then the top one bounces forward.

I am 62 I find sign language fascinating I am thinking about being an ASL interpreter in Colorado

I found your page recently and love your videos! Thank you for educating us viewers in such an enthusiastic manner. I’m new to signing and very excited to continue learning by watching more of your content :)!

cattagorizing learning works so well for me. thank you!!

Can I make a request? With the election that just passed, can I request signs that have to do with elections? Like president, VP, vote, electoral college, etc? I wasn’t sure where else to post the request. Thanks in advance!

Are there specific times when one would sign "soon" using the H hand shapes vs. an F hand shape tapping the chin? My grandson has gotten very good at "train" as we see them almost daily. "Lasagna" vs. "bacon"? Thank you for another helpful video!

Using the sign for "weight"; I've seen 'heavy' signed by the H-shaped dominant-hand on top pushing the H-shaped non-dominant hand down. My question is: Would 'light' be signed in reverse... by the hands going up instead of down?

Good revision and new vocabulary practice 👍. Did you do "name"? I am just imagining how our vocabulary would be improved if you treated all letters similarly.

The y hand shape bouncing at the end , is one I've seen b4 yet didn't know if it's correct or not, thanks for using it in the lesson to confirm ❤

I know I'm not alone, we appreciate you so much ❤

Im sure deaf people would appreciate a lot the 90% of the correct interpretation... even with the mistakes interpreters do, they get to understand more than if there was no interpreter in the room... some is better than nothing...

I enjoyed this video! But it took me a while to find it. Would you do a playlist with the videos on your channel regarding Religious signs? Thank you for all you do!

I'm a self taught ASL.. Love your teaching.. easy to learn.. I fall in love with ASL language.. It's a language but in silence..

How do you sign “trick”??? As in magic trick? Or would I use the sign “fool”?

Am watching this video, again. Can never get enough practice. Would you consider doing another one of these, perhaps with the H handshape?

ASL video without captions is hilarious lmao

so good thank you

How to sign "twice daily"? In Pharmacy, often medication is to be taken twice each day (or three times each day).

You are such a joy! God bless you for helping me relearn asl. You make my husband and I so glad. What a blessing you are!!!!!

I'm doing more than just to 'contemplate' during this practice video, I'm rejoicing in more ways to worship the Lord. 😊

Oh wow, math and Lying look the same

Great fun lesson, I'll have to practice " Convince "

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I really appreciate how passionate you are about asl, it makes me excited to learn :)

Hello, I am curious where you live? In PA they sign a lot of these different- similar but pretty different, gospel is same motion over top of open palm up-non dominant hand.

I'm new to all of this. It's a little overwhelming! I had a lung operation a couple of months ago were my vocal cords were damaged with a breathing tube. I'm taking speech therapy but my voice is just not there. Now I'm trying to learn sign language by myself to be able to communicate or feel like I have a way to communicate. But when you don't have anyone to talk to or practice with is hard. In my 41 years of life I have never felt so isolated. At this point I'm just trying to take it one day at at time and your channel has been helping a lot. Thank you!

Thank you. I am in my 4th semester of ASL in college, I only knew a few of these.

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More of these please! Thank you! Love your videos!!

Yess! Please continue making these interpreting practice videos! I am an inspiring asl interpreter and I struggle with this and finding out the right word to use when interpreting asl to English and vice versa! You definitely get it!lol I feel like I’m never going to get it. But I’m going to take your advice and keep going! Thanks 😊

Hi I enjoyed watching this very informative video. I’m a Red Cross volunteer and help those impacted by disasters such as home fires or mud slides. I’m currently taking ASL for emergency management but I learned more in this short video than the last seven weeks taking the course. I’d like to learn more disaster related signs please

Hi thanks for this video! Me and my deaf/hh son are watching Halloween movies and they had magic/super powers on there. Thanks!

THANKS :)

Hi, I know this video is 2 years old but is there a specific sign for “I do”?

Thank you so much for this teaching. May God bless your ministry.

Only halfway thru the video but dang it’s so good already. My partner recently started to pursue learning ASL to enhance and add to her social work skills so I’ve been watching along. I was curious about other languages like Spanish or French or Italian etc. do all understand asl? Or are there differences per language? Thanks and great video so far!!

I need science signs for 6th grade. Cells, mitachondria things like that.

Focus and hall, new to me ❤

Great lesson ❤thanks for admitting, that even the best signers, make mistakes too

Thank you.

But you are speaking English? What if your audience is mixed? Hearing and Deaf.

Love your videos... from a fellow CODA 'terp ❤ using these for enrichment material for my ASL classes. Keep up the great work, and thank you.

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1:03 I don't mean any disrespect, but why would this sign choice ever occur to that interpreter? WHY is there such a discrepancy in the quality of interpreters? Im in my ITP, and "Room" meaning space would never have been my sign choice, so why did it occur to this interpreter to sign it that way? Rule #1 of interpreting is making sure the messages match, and clearly "room" (space) isn't what the speaker meant. How does that happen? I know interpreters have off days and we won't be perfect, but... this seems like a mistake we shouldn't be making if we are active in the Deaf community (as we should be) and are committed to proper language facilitation.

My guess: REGISTRATION FINISH (eyebrows up) - COME UP. IF NOT - WAIT. WHEN AVAILABLE, WILL INVITE.