ASL : ADVANCED vocabulary and idioms.

This video will be mostly focusing on Advanced ASL and how can you translate them. I gave out a few good examples, idioms, knowing idioms will help you.
I always find it intriguing to see the translation process between American Sign Language and English. I will have to admit, it's not easy to do.
Enjoy!

[@pgn24]

Please more of these videos! I would pay for these. This is super useful!! Patreon membership and viewers paying for access to these kind of videos? I'm definitely down to pay! haha anyone else??

[@lovelyjacklie7590]

Thank god, I learn so much what is sign has specifically for word and it is really helping me to learn something new English that most deaf communities haven't known about it.

[@housechimp2695]

Good stuff my dude, this is actually the most proper way of teaching ASL without encoding English

[@georgiaschoolforthedeafsoc8791]

Thank you for providing such great videos for more advanced ASL learners. It is easy to find introduction-level vocabulary videos but much harder to find ones addressing topics such as idioms and usage. Keep it up!

[@NovasYouTubeName]

I absolutely agree. Grateful for the advanced content thanks Jeremy

[@michaelswensen4667]

Loved this !

[@KayKayChristinexo]

I love this wow!! I’m an interpreting student and adding this into my interpretations will be so beneficial

[@Arkylie]

Several of these are highly visual! I also particularly like "ooh! I thought of something" because it seems super useful to be able to interrupt a flow of thought, and I hope it would be clear if I used it in a conversation, if I ever got that far. It certainly feels like "hang on a minute" plus "think" and "insert in middle" so it feels like it'd be clear even if you didn't know the idiom specifically.

[@blessedwildfirechild3442]

Thank you!!! As an Interpreter this is SO helpful!!! Please continue ASL Advanced videos Blessings

[@histerp51]

I sooo much enjoy you JLS…Just loved it. Been an Interpreter of the Deaf for more years than I would like to say, and love idioms..I knew most of yours, but a few I use not knowing it really is an idiom, although I took a class in College book for Idioms was HUGE…smile. I agree with another on here, this is the best way to learn…Wished we would have had more technology and social media years ago….Thanks again. And keep up the good work.

[@mackenziezeckowski5663]

Thank you for the idioms! As an interpreting students, it great to have these for my receptive and expressive skills.

[@alanolson6913]

Thanks for the video. I’m hard of hearing and wear dual hearing aids and I sign. I’m in 2 Communities, hearing with my wife and kids and the hearing world and connected in some ways to the Deaf Community (we live in a small town in WA state so there are not too many Deaf around to visit with). Thank you for being in “my community “ and helping me to learn more.

[@scottieglot]

What a fantastic video! Thank you for sharing! Keep up the good vlogs!

[@audreyconroy6262]

Your videos are so helpful for me as an ASL Interpreting student, especially because you always use facial expressions and mouthing, which surprisingly I have a hard time finding. Thanks so much!

[@laketamckinney4330]

You really helped interpreting ASL idioms click for me. Thank you!

[@quincybaker4615]

Thank u so much for your awesome videos. I started learning ASL about 4 years ago. I work with intellectually and developmentally challenged (although I don’t care for the term) individuals. One individual was deaf, I began by learning simple vocabulary words to communicate with him about his needs,,wants and gradually learned more words to be able to be conversant. Later I worked with another deaf individual in my work and continued the same efforts. Now I don’t consider myself anywhere near fluent but I am conversant and use what I know, and am now working on refining ASL grammar and non-manual signals. My greatest struggle is receptivity. Native signers tend to sign very fast some faster than others, I feel, because the language is as natural for them as English is for hearing speakers. I have to state I’m learning and need slower signing, especially since I’m also receiving vocabulary here and there I don’t know. Can you do a video on receptivity for beginners? Do you have any suggestions? Thank you 🙏

[@Woahhhitsmonica]

Thank you ! It could help me alittle more with sentences so I have an idea how to use these.

[@notmynaam5489]

Thank you for making these amazing and very useful videos plz make more I'm learning so much!!!!!!

[@nicholastorres3381]

Thank you! Your videos are very helpful.

[@imjustsayin100]

champ! thank you for this video, very helpful

[@KennyLiang]

Thanks for the review, Jeremy ::champ!::

[@mlit7482]

Great info!

[@SassieStephanie]

This is fantastic

[@asllearner1421]

Wow.... Thank you... This was great Just FYI... I'm gonna sit and study every single one of your videos

[@TLForsberg]

CHAMP videos...More please!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pamjenkins9102]

You are awesome ❤

[@kankurou1010]

Thanks!

[@eileenpaige928]

Thank you for making these videos!! Also what kind of camera do you use?? Just curious :)

[@tarzan1008]

Need more!!!

[@johnhancock8463]

thankyou

[@reginapustelak5420]

great content. look forward to more of these from you JLS! but I think you stole sign for "no excuse" from my Italian grandmother ;) lol

[@SigningWithOmar]

Make more Videos Bro!!!

[@derrickgriggs2952]

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[@TLForsberg]

make more......

[@justasksally]

You sign so fast 😩