American Sign Language (ASL) Lesson 46 (Part 2)

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[@asl.learner]

How would I say "Twenties" if I'm referring to a person's age???

[@sign-language]

The most common way is to sign 20 and then do the "apostrophe+S" sign. That works both for the years Ex: 1920's and the ages: She is in her twenties. Some one might try to tell you to shake a "2" but that just isn't "common" and I don't recommend it.

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[@social.b]

@@sign-language Thank you so much for the help...You're the best!

[@lindabutler3839]

I, like to know why in these video lessons. There are not real sentences cause no one talks this way. I, always wanted to learn.

[@english_albanian_translator]

As always, you are amazing professor!

[@patricialinscott5252]

Yup he's a great teacher for the deaf as I am deaf also

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[@roceb5009]

20:40 I've noticed that you always explain the difference between the versions of MEET that use the 1 handshape vs the flat O handshape in terms of the number of people. but I also notice another difference in the examples you tend to use: that when you're meeting someone for the first time, you use the "1" version. so I wonder, suppose you're telling someone about a party you went to with a bunch of people you didn't know, would you say that you "met a bunch of new people" using the flat-O version, or a (repeated?) "1" version?

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[@roceb5009]

@@sign-language okay now that's a really great sign, it's just so smooth and comfortable.

[@bac051201]

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[@demonslayer783]

16:35 #Like_A_Boss

[@1lightdweller]

Lightweight teacher... need to get out more often and eat more...

[@sign-language]

Heh. Good idea.

[@cstefanile]

OMG this lesson is evil ;)