Animal Story (ASL practice) (Lesson 10) (ASL University) (Lifeprint.com) (Dr. Bill)

[@sign-language]

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[@Katy-land]

Done!

[@sign-language]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@TheDrLeviathan]

Damn, she's really smart! She adapts so quickly! Thanks for these story videos, they really help :)

[@bookwrm4evr]

These stories are fun and get my brain really working, not only to learn the signs and order, but memory which needs practice as well. Thank you.

[@karrteam]

I love your videos so much. The older one screens were better. This version, Dr Bill and his helper block the screen with their bodies. The older one, somehow the screen was more visible. Nonetheless, they are still amazing. Thank you.

[@pamthomas97]

She's going to be a great teacher some day. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@airama.9966]

Thank you for this story, Dr. Vicars!

[@printer69tom]

Thank you so much Bill. You are an amazing teacher. May God continue to bless you and your ministry\teaching. I was just saying you can never get too much. Bill. Voice off training can never be replaced. I've tried. I'm always amazed how much better\ more I learn than what you're being taught, being able to receive, as well as remember new vocabulary

[@printer69tom]

Oh yeah this is the first video I've seen with the new monitor behind you. I love it! Feedback pull camera back. Just a tiny bit and center better. I see thumbnail for less than nine is better centered

[@solidsteal]

It's amazing and so important the influence of context in languages. Knowing a language does not equal knowing its application.... like programming! Thanks Bill!

[@morinsolaladipo5611]

Also Im enjoying these story videos Thank you Mr Bill✌🏽

[@szadrian]

29:23 she's so funny and cool ,love this energy 🤟

[@WeeJenniLynne]

Thank you so much, I desperately want to become fluent. When I am rich, I am definitely supporting this channel

[@sign-language]

@WeeJenniLynne, Some ways to support the channel prior to financial success: * Click the “thumb up” (like) icon on videos at KZbin.com/billvicars * Click the “subscribe” button (if you haven't done so yet) * Click on the "bell" icon to receive notifications of new videos. * Click the “Share” link and share the videos. * Watch at least 30 seconds of ads or the entire ad if it's shorter than 30 seconds.

[@mamalee8842]

Love her energy!

[@sign-language]

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[@richtaub]

Great video, thanks for it. Always. learn something from these. 🤓

[@ephraimcullen]

This is very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@shirleycirio6897]

Good job, indeed!😊

[@MS-vj6zt]

Love this new format!

[@Katy-land]

I have been interpreting for 26 years. Well, I was a full time hospital interpreter 25 years ago. I have seen that there is now a national certification! Is that something you advise?

[@Katy-land]

I should have added that it was at Washington Hospital Center in Washington DC. Home of Gallaudet University. I was pretty busy! There was not a national certification that I knew of back then. I have seen more and people who pretend to interpret/fake it. Nelson Mandela’s ceremony was probably the most disgraceful thing I had ever seen. It is happening more and more. And, hearing people don’t know if they’re actually signing or not. It’s a sad state of affairs.

[@sign-language]

I do think certification is a good idea for those working in the field of interpreting. See www.RID.org

[@Katy-land]

Wow, I was not expecting such a quick response! Thank you so much!! I really wish you were on the East Coast...I would love to meet you!! I have known about the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID), however, there seems to be some other National Certification. Maybe I can simply renew my RID. I will definitely look into it. I was offered a job interpreting for the schools in my county, and I will also be helping out in an ASL classroom at my son's school!! (high school) Thank you so much for everything you do! Anyone that is interested in learning to sign, I always send them to your KZbin account!! Best ASL Professor EVER!!!! @@sign-language

[@sign-language]

You might want to check to see when the next RID meeting is for your state's chapter of RID that is drivable from where you live and then go there and meet a few other terps from your state and ask them about what certifications they recommend. Some states offer their own interpreting license or certification and that would be a good certification to have if you are going to be interpreting in a public school.

[@Katy-land]

Thank you so much for your advice and your response!! @@sign-language

[@MuffinMan87]

What is the sign you used when telling the story about your mom saying you could have a horse when you turned 18 that looked like make but you didn't finish it?

[@sign-language]

Probably the sign "GET, receive, obtain" When asking questions about signs in the videos it is best to include the time code for when the sign appears in the video. This is the format: 00:01

[@MuffinMan87]

@@sign-language Yes, it is. Thanks so much.

[@Birdie700]

i cant see the text behind you 🤔

[@morinsolaladipo5611]

Im first🥳🥳 First time!