Basic Greetings, Manners and Phrases in BSL for Beginners

Learn how to sign some useful greetings, manners and phrases in BSL for use in everyday conversations. Aimed at beginners and those wanting to expand their vocabulary.
Contents:
0:08 Hello
0:16 Good morning
0:30 Good afternoon
0:42 Good evening
0:57 Good night
1:11 Bye
1:20 See you later
1:35 See you soon
1:49 See you tomorrow
2:06 Welcome
2:19 Hello, welcome
2:32 Nice to see you
2:48 Haven't seen you in ages!
3:02 I'm surprised to see you
3:18 How are you?
3:29 Are you feeling better?
3:46 My name is Dan
4:06 What's your name?
4:26 How can I help you?
4:47 Can you help me?
5:07 Please
5:18 Thank you
5:30 Sorry
5:43 Apology
6:00 Excuse me
6:13 Bless you
6:24 Stay safe
6:41 Be careful please
7:00 Wait
7:12 Wait there please
7:32 Again please
7:48 Slow please
8:04 I know a little sign language
8:43 Quiz
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[@ロビン-l5e]

Thank you. I am autistic and have severe anxiety, and I find it very hard to communicate verbally sometimes. This is very useful to me because a few of my friends and my physics teacher know BSL- so now if I know it and I have a non-verbal episode, I can communicate without writing everything out.

[@maxxleary9309]

Omg I can use it when that happens to me! Great idea! xxx

[@sinkingsheep3347]

Same I’m autistic and going into high school tomorrow and I really don’t want to talk so I decided to learn BSL because I know a lot of the teachers know it plus I won’t be surprised if I do into a non verble episode too . Plus it gets anoying when u write so much you get a hand cramp

[@gatoachuva]

Amazing what sign language can do :) I started learning because I want to communicate with everybody:) good luck to you

[@alisonsmith9901]

same

[@RandomUser-xk4bz]

Ratio

[@ColegGwentvideos]

As a teenager who is hard of hearing, might go deaf in the future and doesn't get special BSL classes, these videos really help me out, so thank you Dan plus team.

[@EiwaGreen-kc2wu]

I want to be your friend. I live in North Wales!!

[@audiocitizen3399]

Just starting to learn for a friend and love the videos mate.

[@kathleenspeller5484]

Starting to learn sign language as I want to become a teacher and want to ensure I can communicate to students including those with hearing difficulties. So far your videos have been super helpful for breaking down movements so they're easy to see and follow. Thank you

[@WalidNoorestani]

That’s such an amazing thing to do, your students will be lucky to have a teacher like you!

[@goodyussef8027]

Mmmmmm who gone tell her?

[@keeleye3343]

I get the feeling you're going to be a great teacher

[@Ezra_they-them]

As someone who occasionally goes non-verbal, you would've easily been my favourite teacher :D

[@madscally]

I was Santa last year for the local community. I used your videos to learn just a little signing incase it was needed. I actually signed to a child ( not brilliantly) to ask what he wanted for xmas, and his face lit up. im refreshing now for this year...just trying to find a course to go on.

[@alovese]

i have no real reason to learn BSL if im being honest. i dont struggle with hearing, nor do i have any difficulty talking. i have never in my 19 years of life met a deaf person. i want to learn this incase i meet someone that does struggle with it and i want to be able to communicate with them.

[@issyknowles1882]

Hello 0:15 Good morning 0:19 Good afternoon 0:30 Good evening 0:45 Good night 0:59 Bye 1:14 See you later 1:27 See you soon 1:40 See you tomorrow 1:51 Welcome 2:10 Hello, welcome 2:21 Nice to see you 2:35 Haven’t seen you in ages! 2:50 I’m surprised to see you 3:07 How are you? 3:21 Are you feeling better? 3:32 My name is Dan (Name me Dan) 3:48 What’s your name? (Name you what?) 4:08 How can I help you? (Help me-to-you how?) 4:29 Can you help me (Help you-to-me can?) 4:50 Please 5:09 Thank you 5:20 Sorry 5:31 Apology 5:53 Excuse me 6:02 Bless you 6:15 Stay safe 6:26 Be careful please 6:43 Wait 7:01 Wait there please 7:18 Again please 7:33 Slow please 7:54 I know a little sign language (Sign language I know little) 8:06

[@bittersweet6192]

thankyouu

[@SouthLightFX]

That's a big help... many thanks.

[@_UhAmelia]

Bless you this helps to go back thank youuu

[@imnalisha]

Thank you so much for the timestamps!

[@imintheghettoratatata1532]

Ilyyyy

[@꽃.디아]

If i use "nice to see you" wrong, someone who doesn't know bsl might misunderstand it as a threat 😭

[@birdii7557]

1. Hello, welcome! How can I help you? 2. Stay safe, be careful please. Hope I got these right, thanks for this video! :D

[@CommandingHands]

You got them

[@sreddy250]

I love your videos. I work in retail & I think BSL should be on the National Curriculum along with First Aid. Thank you so much. Today at work, the alarms went off & thanks to an amazing mum and your videos! We were both able to reassure her son that everything was ok. I didn't realise how essential BSL is till today. I don't know why it isn't taught in schools.

[@sheranlanger247]

We were taught the alphabet at our primary school, but not whole words and phrases. So I could communicate with a deaf person but it would take forever 🥴

[@toniriley3485]

I am a primary teacher and find your videos really useful! We have many children that benefit from this. In reference to the comment above, this is something I've always said and feel strngly about- first aid and BSL should be part of the national curriculum! I would love to get to a confident stage of using BSL and start a school club, gradually building up to a signing choir!

[@Jesuslovesyouyou]

Jesus loves youuu so so much 🩷🩷🩷 praying you will trust in Him and His death and resurrection while you still can 💖

[@karlosfandango4622]

…I have good news 😁

[@sreddy250]

Is BSL going to be taught in schools now? @@karlosfandango4622

[@staceyjess8712]

Sad to see no updates in 6 months. Hope everyone that runs the channel is OK.

[@Ms.NeatFreak44]

2 years now

[@shouldiendmymidnightbiscuiting]

​@@Ms.NeatFreak442 years and 6 months now :'(

[@Sophbyproxy]

We are so back baby!!

[@theonly3984]

1. Hello 2. Good morning 3. Good afternoon 4. Good evening 5. Good night 6. Bye 7. See you later 8. See you soon 9. See you tomorrow 10. Welcome 11. Hello, welcome 12. Nice to see you 13. Haven’t seen you in ages! 14. I’m surprised to see you 15. How are you? 16. Are you feeling better? 17. My name is Dan (Name me Dan) 18. What’s your name? (Name you what?) 19. How can I help you? (Help me-to-you how?) 20. Can you help me (Help you-to-me can?) 21. Please 22. Thank you 23. Sorry 24. Apology 25. Excuse me 26. Bless you 27. Stay safe 28. Be careful please 29. Wait 30. Wait there please 31. Again please 32. Slow please 33. I know a little sign language (Sign language I know little)

[@karolina7558]

I was in doing my food shopping yesterday and was in a corner part of the shop next to an employee and another male. All of sudden, the fire alarm went off. I left my basket and did the step to leave but overheard male saying to the lady still working: "come, come". When I turned around, I was him pulling her by her arm (bless him, he was just trying to help) and very confused lady touching/pointing to her ear. I step back and asked her in BSL if she was ok. She showed me again that she was deaf. I showed her that "fire". God, this was my very first time. She said "thank you" and her smile touched me. Thank you for those clips. I promise to learn more x

[@Just8032]

I don't think I'm ever going to need to use sign language, but it's so interesting and fun to learn!

[@CarolineJones]

Well, you might when you become an 'old phart' :) It might be useful then..

[@BluuJay._]

It is a life long skill that I think everyone should know, you never know when you might need it and it’s just so considerate to be able to understand the other side of society

[@katnisseverdeen5466]

Thank you so much for these videos, the different angles make it really clear and the little notes on the side are very helpful! I'm trying to learn BSL as a teen so I can communicate with different people in the future, and your videos are amazing.

[@SideSun]

I've been wanting to learn sign language for a while now due to my autism (Sadly, most of the time that I go non-verbal, I either force myself to speak or just write notes because I didnt know it) but it stopped me from processing the information due to most videos not breaking it down enough, but! your videos do just that. They break it down in a way that's easy for me to understand, and easy for me to pick up on words like please and good which are the same no matter what you're signing. It makes this so much easier for me. Thank you, Dan!!

[@pokiigames4167]

Cheers Dan, I'm learning all this stuff at home with nobody to use it with regularly, are there any online sources which are not Facebook groups? I don't have or want Facebook lol.

[@CommandingHands]

Thanks for watching :) There are some support groups that hold Zoom sessions but are largely organised on Facebook. There may be a Discord server or similar that organises group sessions. Forums such as www.signlanguageforum.com/bsl/ sometimes have other learners looking for buddies to practise with too.

[@bonitaworalert]

Thanks for all the good videos, keep it up! I've been learning BSL in VR for a few months now. There is a large Deaf community in VRChat, and I've made a lot of friends that I want to get better at communicating with. The signs can be a bit different due to the hand gesture limitations, but your content is still really helpful.

[@koda2124]

That's the same reason I started to learn too! I can't exactly put what I've learned into practice myself because I don't have the right equipment yet, but if I can at least understand someone signing to me then its a step in the right direction.

[@_lgl_9983]

im learning bsl incase i meet any one deaf or a family member goes deaf and these videos have helped me so much i usually struggle learning things but your videos have made it so much easier thanking for making these videos and thanks for existing

[@traceywilson3077]

I just started learning BSL during lockdown and these videos are super helpful! Thank you for producing them. :)

[@yi747]

Hi Dan, I really appreciate your videos! My parents in law is deaf but I’m Japanese and currently living in Japan so a chance to learn BSL was very limited until I found your channel. I watched all the videos and wrote down all signs in my note! It’s only a week to go to finally see my parents in law face to face for the first time in almost 4 years so I’m really excited to use signs-- it’s a surprise that I’m learning BSL :) One thing in my mind is there are Scottish so some of sings might be different which is fun to discover! BSL is so interesting!

[@2eleven48]

When I became interested in sign language many years ago, the classes then were based on SSE (Sign Supported English), following English language syntax.The basic signs as shown here are still relevant - it is how they are used in the context of BSL with its own grammatical structure and means to express something, quite different to SSE. I remain fascinated since the day so long ago passing by three people who were signing to each other in the street and felt a thrill of wonderment. Robert, UK.

[@Danny-dl9yq]

It's such a shame that as with most BSL KZbin videos Dan seems to have stopped producing content. No others make weekly or even monthly content anymore, maybe its not profitable to them but at least I learnt a lot of BSL before it ended. I was making such great progress too. No one else posts BSL videos anymore these days. Thank you for your past work though Dan.

[@mandycain21]

I agree with this and I haven't see to new update for him.

[@eyupayup9185]

A really helpful video would be one with useful words for people with nonverbal episodes! Including words and phrases such as 'Im feeling anxious' or 'im stressed' and 'non-verbal' would be extremely useful for people like me, and i can't seem to find any videos explaining any of these so it would be really appreciated!!

[@morwennagentile]

Thank you for these videos, my husband and I just decided to take it up as a hobby, but I hope to start using it in my classroom eventually to help learners who struggle with just verbal instructions. In particular thank you for making them so slow and clear, every other video we've tried seems to sign at natural speed, but it's hard for newbies to catch up! Would love to see a few more videos about BSL grammar, we're not sure how to switch the order of words when making full sentences :)

[@ells8538]

Will you be doing any more videos soon. Missing all your conversations and help. Maybe you could sign to some songs... Anything 😁

[@Bethhamiltonart]

Started trying to learn today on a whim and I really think I'm gonna try to carry on with it. These videos are presented perfectly for beginners and love the quiz at the end. Thank you for making these! :)

[@beatriceb9538]

I think these are really good, i don’t need BSL at all but i thought it would be a good thing to learn, and these are really helping

[@echo9970]

I am just starting to learn BSL well I am hoping too. I am a volunteer for the ambulance service and I also work for a private ambulance company covering events and some really big events. And we have had a call over the radio a few times does anyone know BSL? And the answer has always been no. So I thought well it's about time that changed as when someone needs something special when there are not very well, having someone that can understand BSL am sure would help comfort them in some small way.. So it would be great if you could do a video with the Q that we would ask? Which are just very simple ones really. IE what is the problem? Are you in pain? If so were is it? And what are the symptoms the list goes on..thank you..

[@katierasburn9571]

This was a while ago and I’m not sure if this channel will even make videos anymore but as a radiographer i second this. It would be nice to have a video with different body parts and how to ask date of birth and address and some simple instructions like stand here, sit here, breathe in etc. Obviously not all of our instructions as they would be too specific but the more general ones would be fab

[@ead9726]

This so interesting, and clearly given in your presentation. I would love to learn, as you never know when you could help someone.

[@ark23.5]

Thanks a lot, your a hero, I've been trying to learn this for months and now you upload it wow! Can you make a video on how to say happy birthday. Keep up the good work ☺️👌👍

[@CommandingHands]

Thanks for watching :) No problem, we'll do a happy birthday video. Thanks again!

[@ark23.5]

@@CommandingHands Thanks so much! It's my sister's birthday soon so I wanted to tell her lots of things!

[@catherinesmith4819]

Really enjoyed that Dan. Is the sign for apology the same as for forgive

[@CommandingHands]

@@catherinesmith4819 that's right, it can be used for "forgive". Thanks for watching!

[@megsterbbb]

Just starting to learn now in case I need it later. This may be your latest video but these would definitely be the first things I'd learn. When heading to another country for holidays, my mum and I learn some greetings and manners in the language

[@DeWolfCIC]

These are amazing. Thank you so much. We have a wee one that we are now incorporating as much as we can with. And this is amazing

[@beedinsdale4228]

I've been suffering with mutism for my whole life it's not that I can't talk it's just I can't get the words out. I've finally brought myself to learn sign and my friends are learning too so we don't have to communicate on paper anymore

[@shelleydavies3613]

I work in retail and a lot of our customers are hard of hearing. These phrases are really useful. Thanks for this video.

[@ieatrocks8318]

I've just found this channel and have been wanting to learn BSL for a while now, as I have autism and so do many of my friends, and so it would be useful for me to know BSL to communicate when I or a friend goes nonverbal. This channel is a goldmine, thank you!!

[@susansutton1712]

Lovely introduction to making sentences. Thank you

[@DingusBatus]

The first one is “Hello and welcome, how can I help you”. The second one was a bit harder but that’s “Stay safe and be careful please”….it was mainly the speed it was done at, I’m not up to speed yet.

[@hiyo1234]

I’m completely new to this so excuse the probably dumb question - is mouthing the words as you do in this video important when doing the signs? thinking about mask-wearing where you can’t see someone’s mouth

[@lucymacgregor8593]

Hello, my partner and I have been watching your videos and thank you! They’re very easy and straight forward to follow. He is training to be a paramedic (currently a technician) and just wondered if you could provide a video in BSL that could cover basic medical questions, such as where is the pain/what hurts, body parts etc. that he could use on the job.

[@floraborialis]

does this one help? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmiueGdudqmbhZo

[@chloecross7962]

That would help in my future job carrer choices if i decide to work as a paramedic or a doctor or something like that so i love the idea of that

[@stephaniemerius6927]

I'm learning BSL to communicate with a friend more and this was very helpful

[@koreainanutshell8212]

This really is a shot in the dark because you've been quiet for 7 months, but it'd be really helpful if you were to return, I would love to see a video on classroom sign language, just things like "don't run/speak/look" "I can/can't see/hear" "do you have a pen?" "I don't understand" "bathroom please" "the pen finished" etc. Because those sentences can be understood in so many contexts as building blocks :)

[@kathymaslowskibrightflower9638]

Thankyou this is super helpful, Im doing a student session on disabilities & wanted to learn some sign language to be all inclusive xxxx

[@anonymousautumn9890]

used to work in a coffee shop for a few months and there was a deaf mother and daughter who both had no hearing but could read lips, i felt stupid trying to communicate with them without knowing any BSL but she was used to it and so nice, would've been good to know at the time, but this video is the start of another new language for me to learn i guess, even if i can only remember a few phrases

[@toothfairy10133]

this is very useful, i am autistic and semiverbal and speaking less has massively reduced my anxiety, but it does leave me unable to communicate quickly and it is very inconvenient to write or pull out my text-to-speech just to say short phrases. even if people don’t understand what im signing i think they can get an idea from context. this is a very good video for teaching i think.

[@chloecross7962]

I do agree im also semiverbal and because of that i don't speak very often so bsl helps a lot

[@gloriarodriguez6809]

Who find you happened what the heck does did happen what did happen to us actually did I got kicked out that's all I can remember I fell on it I fell on the stairs by mistake so I did had you right in my hand and you would like whose like this was like this

[@monikagiruzyte]

Thank you, I have epilepsy and I can be non verbal for upto 20 minutes after a seizure. Knowing bsl helps me communicate that I'm ok or if I need anything specific

[@floraborialis]

Always really good, as ever! I love how clearly you show the shape of the hands, and from the side too, so that we can see exactly how the hand shape is made. Is there any chance you could do one explaining sentence structure? You have so many great vocabulary videos, but it would be fab if you could explain how the language fits together.

[@linneahunter5033]

Would a video on pronouns be possible? I, you, he, she, we, they, their etc?

[@catherinespark]

Yes, and prepositions! As well as how to show past, present and future!

[@Axelismeh]

Started learning sign language because I got a job at Alton towers and I wanna be able to communicate with deaf and other people so yea

[@heyitsjustme6691]

My friend has autism and bad anxiety and when she is upset or overwhelmed she only talks a little or not at all. She has taught herself sign language and I'm trying to to make it easier to communicate with her and to reassure her when she is stressed. Thank you :)

[@goingunder2548]

In year 3, our teaching assistant knew fluent BSL and would teach some to us during golden hour. I'm 23 now and I was still able to instantly recognise a few basic phrases from this video! She was amazing.

[@EmikynotEmily]

as a deaf teenager who wears choclears hearing is sometimes still so tiring, do i only wear them for school, i do ssl atm and are trying to learn bsl, thank you!

[@edsayshey3314]

Thank you so much for your videos! I recently started primary teaching and am learning bits of sign language to help communicate with some of my students who are deaf. Really paying off and I can see their faces light up when they realise they can communicate with me without always needing their interpreter

[@madscally]

Im now on an intro to BSL and hopefully follow on to a level 1, thanks

[@dc5285]

cant hear you bro

[@margret9313]

Daniel, a million thanks! I am a Brit who is working with the deaf community in Russia, and as I progress in RSL, I have found that I have begun to forget/confuse it with BSL. Your videos are really helpful in building a bridge between deaf people in Russia and the UK))

[@neiltanner6884]

Thanks for the excellent videos - lockdown led me here + memories of playing football in a local Sunday league against Salisbury Deaf many years ago - great bunch and always regretted not being able to have the usual post match banter with them in Pub over a pint - still a long way off that but making a start! - cheers

[@kassard1]

I have wanted to learn BSL ever since I was a little kid but never really found a place to learn and even though the internet has been around for a while now it never occurred to me youtube might have had some videos. Now having been told that my ear condition means I will eventually become deaf one day I finally thought to search for teaching videos as in person courses cost a bucket load as do some learn online courses. Thank you so much for making these.

[@fatemasaleh3054]

Keep up the AMAZING 😉 work 😊and don’t stop !!!!!!!!!!!

[@iaracassama6547]

2:36 nice to see you 2:48 haven’t seen you in ages 3:05 I’m surprised to see you 5:46 apology /excuse me 6:17 bless you 6:26 stay safe 6:44 be careful please 7:51 slow please 8:44 quiz

[@themagicfarawaytree21]

THANK YOU!

[@iaracassama6547]

@@themagicfarawaytree21 btw this is for me so there will be words that are erased

[@jadesmith2998]

Hi I was wondering if it matters which direction you do things in, as in what hand you do the movements in? Like do you use this as a mirror?

[@davidrobot7818]

Why aren't there any more uploads for 8 months?

[@Dentdale23]

He is an absolute brilliant teacher. 😊

[@Alysean]

Thank you, I wish BSL was taught in school as a basic part of the curriculum. Hopefully one day that becomes the case.

[@catherinespark]

Hiya - hope there are plenty more videos coming! Really, really enjoying them! My request: could we please have a series where it's just someone telling an anecdote or similar in BSL, first without subtitles, and then the clip again with subtitles, and maybe some annotations for literal translation, commentary on a grammar rule revealing itself etc., all done at a slower-than-native pace, for receptive stream practice for learners?

[@menzamarz889]

Thank you soo much for this. I love how you do the sign language nice and slow for beginners and from different angles so it's easy to know which hand to use. Thank you.

[@creativequeen8371]

Brilliant, I agree.

[@nek0mata]

You should make your own bsl app - i have not seen many good ones

[@Bambi-TheBunny]

I’m just a bit confused why you just sign See later when your saying see you later, why don’t you sign see you later? How does the person your signing know that it’s them you’ll see later, it could be anything you see later like fireworks. :) I love your videos Dan! ❤️❤️❤️

[@CommandingHands]

Hey, thanks for watching and great question. The V shape formed with the index and middle fingers are representative of the eyes. By holding this V shape up near my eyes and then pointing the tips of the fingers forwards, this means "see you". If you were to point your fingers directly at your eyes and then twist away to look at someone, this would usually have a more intense meaning. For example, you could use this if you were telling someone off and signing "I'm watching you!". This V shape can be used directionally and is very useful. For example, to sign look over there simply use the V shape and point to where you want them to look. It can be used to sign "watch me", you may notice that I used it at 9:04 to sign thanks for watching (me). I hope this makes sense! Thanks again :)

[@jediwarrior6527]

I am a able hearing, But I have always wanted to learn BSL for over 10 yrs. Sorry Not had time,, Life got in the way. Thank you to Commanding hands, Charlie Raine for my 1st Musical encounter "Frozen - Let it Go" to start me wanting to learn More musical songs!!! Incl Rebecca, Rachel ( Moana) and Charlotte (Taylor Swift "Shake it off"). I will be learning more Day by Day.. Thank you All.

[@rosieinparadise]

Thanks Dan 😊 so chuffed I was able to guess. Love my morning video lessons with Commanding Hands. Starting my course tomorrow and makes me less anxious to have your videos to learn from.

[@inphumiswann7341]

thank you, your video very easier to understand and helpful.

[@adampepper2654]

Amazing, these are so helpful and super easy to follow, very clear. Thank you so much for your amazing content/work.

[@hanisgowdahani7064]

The quiz answers are 1. Hello,welcome.How can I help you? 2.Stay safe.Be careful, please. Correct me if I am wrong😊

[@zauberdiva17]

My sister (I call there that even though we are not related) has a hearing disability but she can speak and somewhat hear, and I understand her very well. My grandma adopted her when I was 7 and she was 9. I only learnt a few signs because we could communicate fairly enough. She married a husband from UK who cannot hear at all and now that I am a grown up I feel so horrible for never learning the sign language- I should have just asked her to teach me (it was back in 90ies). I am doing it now to show her and her family I love them. Thank you for this super nice video, it is very helpful!

[@OM-ri7yk]

I’m trying to learn for 18 month old she watches ms Rachel a lot and I noticed when I sign to her she absolutely lights up. Wish me luck pleaseeee! 🎉😂

[@mishapurser4439]

I've wanted to learn BSL for a long time so I can be more inclusive to the deaf community and vice versa when communicating (and I've long been of the opinion that it should be taught in school). But as I've built up a small BSL vocabulary I've noticed that as an autistic person with an auditory processing disorder and a partner who is quite hard of hearing, I've found using sign language to be very helpful in spaces with background noise.

[@EmberMonrroy-x7m]

Phrase #1: Hello, wlecome. How can I help you? / Pharese #2: Stay safe. Be careful, please.

[@crowsandlemons]

Not sure if I got it right, please correct me if I’m wrong: #1 quiz question: Hello, welcome. How can I help? #2: Stay safe, be careful

[@callumwilliams5867]

It's abysmal that Big Man Dan has to the job that our educational system should be doing. I wasn't taught how to use a much more universal form of communication that is also hugely beneficial for disable members of our society and those headed in that direction (slowly going deaf with no real, affordable options on how to effectively and practically learn sign language) but thank god I was taught French cause god knows I have to speak a lot of French in my day to day life 😂😂 it's abhorrent that 10 minutes on KZbin is a higher and more practical form of education than what we were all forced to do for a decade and a half. The educational system is now just a glorified system of baby sitting

[@andrewsmith9725]

I’m currently losing my hearing and I’m really worried about what how I will communicate when I can no longer hear, this video is very helpful thank you!

[@freeswan6]

Going to live with family, part of whom has a hoh/nonverbal member. I want to learn BSL so they don't have to make special accomodations to communicate with me (I imagine it's a pain in the ass having to write everything down.)

[@s4c0l]

Your videos are really helpful!! I'm trying to learn sign language for my best friend. Thank you!!

[@Purpletyrtle]

I've been able to sign but very basic signs since I was a child, I grew up with deaf grandparents and other relatives, I wished I'd learned to sign better so I was able to sign a full conversation with them before they passed away. BSL is a wonderful language to learn.

[@mandycain21]

Hi, I have been look at all of the website and still going to look around. I think this is so wonderful for the BSL to hearing people who can see and learn. Anyway, I am looking for any new video as I have noticed that the video are all last for one year ago. Nothing for 2021 or 2022? Thanks.

[@hollyhutton2463]

Is the first sentence: "Hello, welcome, how can I help you?" The second sentence I'm unsure of, is it : "Stay safe be careful please" ?

[@dixiecat666]

Have devised a Dec daily task calender & today's was try something different or learn something new. This was the learn something new & shall continue with it , not just for today . Thank you .

[@nevergonnagiveyouup2725]

I have family who are autistic and I have adhd so both of us can be a little, untalking? And I’m not too good at English in general so I want to lean sign language, so thank you! And I hope everyone is able to achieve what they want with this skill! :D ((Sorry i swear im not a foreigner 😂

[@Ezra_they-them]

I might have just scrolled past the video but if not could you do a video on responses to "How are you?" Thank you so much for these videos!

[@acornlivingstone5504]

Im an autistic person who's struggling to communicate because I've been wanting to go selectively mute/non-verbal more and more recently, so thankyou sm

[@kimlightbown8164]

Hi. I have been following commanding hands. But i went onto another bsl site for some comparisons. Some of the words were different. How do i know if i am using the right words as i thought they were the same everywhere? He was also teaching bsl. But really enjoying the way you teach, i am learning so much

[@user-mf5fm5fk3d]

when you change the sentence order in bsl , for example saying ‘name you what’ - do you have to lip “name you what” or can you lip “what is your name?”

[@dorlatognaz166]

I’m slowly loosing my hearing and I’m learning so much from your content. Thank you for hearing all your videos.

[@tymothyyoung1530]

Are you gone from KZbin, you only got to letter E. I've just started learning BSL. Now I'm gunna have to look for someone new to sub to

[@ecb1979]

I found "are you feeling better" super difficult. My brain just won't comprehend

[@nairesvarela]

Hello, l would like to ask if you have any videos with Christian BSL. Thank you

[@eastward98]

I work in customer service and I sometimes encounter people who are deaf or hard of hearing who use BSL so I want to make their experience a little easier by learning at the very least some basics. Gotta start somewhere!

[@dalskiBo]

Thank you, sadly my nephew will be deaf soon & he is fed up of learning sign language because no one else has to learn it. Have a demanding job so can't do night classes so thank you so much for posting these videos.

[@Multikpopfan-mu8zt]

I've watched a couple of movies and dramas where they have used sign language and it seemed interesting to me so I thought it would be good to learn sign language. Your video has been very helpful in learning sign language :)

[@yusaki8064]

My fingers won’t allow me to do “Are you feeling better?” Apparently