Fingerspelling Practice (ASL) (More of Marly building her receptive skills) Hardness level: ASL 2

[@kurtloeffler4638]

Thanks Dr. Bill and Marly...great video.

[@mariaVTCgirl]

Great video! Your receptive fingerspelling practice videos are great thank you!

[@thrivinginamber2642]

My favorite word to fingerspell is "journey", it flows, fast easy smooooth~~ These were fun words at a good pace~

[@LawTzuTao]

I've known the alphabet for years and still can barely recognize the signs and get crazy confused when I try to spell words. I need to spend more time practicing. This comment will hopefully make these videos show up in my feed so I can build the habit.

[@Maria-ix1up]

Dr. Vicars has a tool for fingerspelling practice on his website. I try to practice at least 50 words each day. I love it!

[@terminatort1014]

​@@Maria-ix1up It's an awesome tool! Though, there's a Flemish version as well? I used it by accident once, and was perplexed. Still curious why it exists under Dr.Bill's domain.

[@sign-language]

@terminatort1014 That "Flemish" version of the Fingerspelling Practice Tool came into existence when a Flemish person asked me if they could use the tool using a list of Flemish words. I was just doing a favor for someone.

[@richtaub]

Thanks for this, makes me see what I need concentrate a bit more on 🤓🙂

[@NovasYouTubeName]

TIP* say the letter sounds in your head not the letter names when someone is fingerspelling then you don’t have to remember the letter names and form a word at the end, you’re sounding it out as you go. (The words that won’t sound out you at least get closer, or can narrow down quicker that it’s a word that doesn’t sound out). Your receptive skill will go WAY up if y oh haven’t been doing this and then start. Think of it like reading the word on their hand! When you read you say the letter sounds not names. 👍🏼🤟🏼

[@Hiraeth_Kalon]

Thanks for the practice!

[@noblepenn4816]

I got maybe two of these right, half way through. I'm making progress! 😅 Thanks for your hard work.

[@Claire-b1b8r]

Thank you so much for this video❤ it was very very helpful!

[@zacc_h]

Hello! Greatings from Brazil 🇧🇷.

[@elibrown153]

nice ASL video good spelling knowing how to spell words is obviously really important in ASL the girl did good

[@MillesBrainLess]

Love your videos 💛💛💛

[@Claire-b1b8r]

Also great job Marly!!

[@lemonawrencher-strong6920]

Oh shoot this was a little hard for me....need more practice 😊

[@shuga1313]

New here and hoping to learn a very important language that I know I will need soon

[@sign-language]

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[@emilymarsh3150]

do you start with easier words and work up to harder ones? i see a lot of “i” “c” and “t” words closer to the middle of the video

[@sign-language]

This particular video isn't intended to be "easier then harder." Just some words that I thought were interesting from whatever material I had been reading that day. You might find the fingerspelling playlist to be of interest: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJKUknSOpbulaNk&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@thalys5208]

Reading finger spelling is so hard 😅