Lesson 12, (part 1 of 4) (ASL Lifeprint.com curriculum) (Dr. Bill teaching Marly)

[@sign-language]

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[@thrivinginamber2642]

In my class, my Deaf teacher showed herself signing sentences very cleanly and separated, very easy to catch everything, or most everything, happy to say. That's a third way to make clear. The fourth way, I used the winter break to study a few videos of my teacher signing at full speed, slowing down, pausing, figuring out how to process everything, it totally helped, and I even picked up a few signs. A year and a half ago, my first Deaf teacher, her first time teaching, my receptive was practically non-existent, it got to the point I would just wait for her to sign "Understand?" at the end. Now, my teacher, long-time experience, I'm in good hands, and my receptive like night and day, I'm at the perfect level for it to help the most~

[@jackischannelaboutnothing]

Glad to see clarification around signing versions of Sunday vs versions of wonderful. Great reminder lesson!

[@sign-language]

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[@NovasYouTubeName]

Thanks for the video!

[@zooble_.]

is this video mirrored or not so i can understand if it is my left hand or right hand? or does it not matter?

[@sign-language]

It is not mirrored. Focus on using your dominant hand for 1-handed signs. If you are right handed, move your right hand when I move my right hand and your left hand when I move my left hand. (Because I'm right-handed.)

[@zooble_.]

@@sign-language thanks!

[@richtaub]

Thanks for this, good review 🤓🙂

[@sign-language]

My pleasure!

[@shakilbangla8785]

l am deaf