Do You Know The Most Common Compliments? ASL Signs

In this American Sign Language (ASL) video you'll learn how to sign the top 10 most common compliments! You will also have practice sentences for each sign to give you context. Compliments are a wonderful way to express appreciation and build positive connections with others. We'll guide you through each sign, step-by-step, making it easy for you to communicate these compliments to Deaf or hard of hearing individuals, or simply enrich your communication skills.
Here are the 10 compliments we'll cover in this tutorial:
You're beautiful/handsome
You're so kind
You're really smart
You're talented
You have a great sense of humor
You're thoughtful
You're an inspiration
You're amazing
You're a great listener
You're so supportive
We will demonstrate each sign clearly, providing explanations and tips along the way to help you master them effectively. Whether you're learning ASL for personal enrichment, to communicate with Deaf friends or family, or to enhance your professional skills, this video is a valuable resource for all levels of learners.
Start spreading positivity and appreciation through sign language today! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more ASL tutorials and content. Let's make the world a more inclusive and connected place, one sign at a time. Thank you for joining us on this learning journey!
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Timecode
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Beautiful/Handsome
1:43 - Kind
2:51 - Smart/Intelligent
3:49 - Talent
5:17 - Humor
6:07 - Thoughtful
7:11 - Inspiration
7:41 - Amazing
8:58 - Great Listener
10:39 - Supportive

[@ohnoagremlin]

these videos are helpful, i'll shout them out in my asl class

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks for the shout out!

[@kellycronk1596]

Great video! Many fun new signs,❤ ty

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks. Do me a favor and let others know about the channel. Hoping we can reach more prospective signers.

[@kellycronk1596]

You got it, I'll share your channel 😉

[@kellycronk1596]

First, thank you again. Last week a young co worker, asked me how he could get started learning ASL, sent him to your channel.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Very cool. What was his reason for learning?

[@kellycronk1596]

@signlanguagepractice I explained to him the importance of the why, and absolute passion for learning, not just for novelty. He said that he was at a local event and, there was a table of ppl his age, all signing. And wants to learn. I told him about my journey, and the amount of time that's necessary to become proficient.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks for passing along the teaching to someone else

[@susanhenley8240]

Had to watch the Awesome trio a few times. Two of them I'd seen, but the other I had to play in slow motion. Very helpful, even if you did sounds kinda funny at 50% playback :-)

[@signlanguagepractice]

Watched again. Kinda fast! Sorry.

[@tinamoore338]

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