I'm Hungry! (An instructional ASL video) (story)(Lesson 07)(ASL University)(Lifeprint.com)(Dr. Bill)

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I'm Hungry! (An instructional ASL video) (story)(Lesson 07)(ASL University)(Lifeprint.com)(Dr. Bill)
IX-[me] HUNGRY! WANT EAT NOW-NOW! I FEEL I CAN EAT PIZZA CL:LL CHA!] ALL MYSELF. TOMORROW I GO MOVIE. EAT-[2h-alternating] POPCORN, HOTDOG, CANDY, DRINK-[large / cha]! FULL-(of food/drink) WILL! IX-[me / nod]. MY FAVORITE FOOD? COOKIES, MILK Depiction: "Dip cookie into a glass of milk, take a bite."
I’m so hungry!
I want to eat right now!
I feel I could eat a whole pizza by myself.
Tomorrow I’m going to the movies and will pig out on popcorn, a hotdog, candy and large drink!
I’m going to be so full!
My favorite food is cookies and milk.
I dip a cookie into the milk then eat it!
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I'm Hungry! (An instructional ASL video)(story)(Lesson 07)
ASL University at Lifeprint.com
William G. Vicars, EdD
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[@asllearner1421]

Thank You Sir !!!!! 🙂

[@silveremily]

i hope you are doing good sir

[@celarasmith8030]

She's so spunky and fun to watch. Now I want a large pepperoni pizza homemade by me!

[@pamthomas97]

She did an excellent job.

[@edwardsmith1432]

I find her signing easier to understand than most of your other assistance

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you are such a good teacher

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I just realized I love nonverbal communication!!! It's my life's work. You all will help me master this. Thank you

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Wow I’m so impressed. Thank you for sharing 🤍

[@BBP_824]

Her sign for 'hotdog' 🤣🤣🤣🤣! Love it, fun and helpful video. Thank you!

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thankful! great way to learn

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Thank you for sharing these videos. 💙

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I loved learning about ASL storytelling! Such a beneficial and applicable lesson! Thank you.

[@richtaub]

Enjoyed it as always. Loved her reaction to signing it all by the end 😀🤓 Thanks for these posts

[@45auto]

Dang it, now I want pizza. 🍕🍕🍕

[@pattysherwood7091]

My gallbladder is signing No Pizza For You!

[@artastic_friend]

I love these kinds of lessons! I learn so many signs all at once and have actual sentences I’ve practiced to put them in too haha

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I listened to this whole video with my noise canceling earbuds in.

[@shirleycirio6897]

Even better than a 'dad joke'.😊

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[@NovasYouTubeName]

Thanks for putting the cookie and the milk on the proper sides 😂❤

[@sign-language]

It's the little things that make life worth living.

[@NovasYouTubeName]

@@sign-language yes! Like new sign videos ;) thanks Dr. Vicars!!

[@Pottery4Life]

Thank you.

[@BellePoetesss]

That was great!

[@deniseberry8179]

OMG 😮 I kept thinking she looks so familiar... She looks like this girl I use to know. Back when I was a skinny cheerleader 😂 wow.. memories. 😊

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Love your videos! The screen is hidden by your body and hard to read. Was a better layout in the classroom setting, where it was a little further back. Thank you so much for these videos. Love your humor and patience.

[@user-qp8ce7go1o]

My sign language yes

[@jackischannelaboutnothing]

My favorite food is mac salad. Would macaroni/elbow noodles be spelled out or does that default to spaghetti too?

[@sign-language]

I would definitely spell "mac" and then do the standard sign for SALAD. There are those who might try to give you a hard time for using the SALAD sign with "mac" because they will say it is for "tossed green salad" type salads -- however, such a viewpoint ignores the fact that macaroni salad is also stirred around pretty vigorously during preparation. It also ignores the fact that over time formerly iconic / depictive signs often become more arbitrary. If someone gives you flack about using the SALAD sign for the "salad" in "mac salad," just smile, cut the person out of your will, and spell both "mac" and "salad" when you are around that person.

[@jackischannelaboutnothing]

@@sign-language 😂 excellent advice as always. Thanks!

[@thrivinginamber2642]

Bill, is this an area sign? Both my Deaf coworker and ASL teacher/interpreter showed it to me. It's "Bored" signed with both pointer fingers pointed at/in front of the mouth and NDH ear, the pointer fingers flutter up and down while motorboat-mouth and an otherwise intense bored look, can't remember if head tilts, maybe inflection. Have you seen this? I'm familiar with the other common version as well.

[@sign-language]

The sign you describe is legit and widespread -- just not as common as the main sign for "bored." I'll add it to my list of signs to record and put in my dictionary.

[@ambroseelon9989]

❤ for pizza and algorithms

[@MaiPengWen]

Hi Dr. Bill thank you for the amazing content as always. I'm wondering if the grammar/syntax in this video is in ASL or SEE? I'm trying to learn more about how ASL grammar differs from English grammar. Thank you!!

[@sign-language]

Please read this article: www.lifeprint.com/asl101/topics/subject-verb-object-asl-sentence-structure.htm Then read the 22 web pages linked to from here: www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/grammar.htm The biggest myth taught by ASL teachers and online (wannabe) ASL influencers is that there is a difference between the basic word/sign order of (most) sentences in ASL and English. In an unmarked sentence "The most basic word order in ASL sentences with transitive verbs is Subject-Verb-Object." That is a direct quote from the Gallaudet Press-published book: "Linguistics of American Sign Language." (3rd Edition, page 135.) Let there be no doubt in your mind whatsoever that it is okay to sign in Subject / Verb / Object order in ASL. If anyone wants to argue the topic with you, suggest they read the section on "Word Order" in that linguistics book instead of just parroting what they read online by some random poster or were told in their ASL 1 class by someone who may have never have actually studied the language they are purporting (claiming) to teach. How many random Hearing / English speakers are ready to teach an English class for pay? Yet it is common for college-level ASL programs to hire people who have never in their life had any formal training in ASL. - Dr. Bill

[@Phoenix-zy1cx]

​@@sign-languageThis was incredibly helpful! Thank you!

[@bookwrm4evr]

I came back to this video to practice only to realize I'd been signing "can" ( "can eat" ) wrong. Instead, I was still doing the same downward motion, but with a "C" hand. I'd usually go to the LP website to look at the dictionary, but I cannot remember the word for that specific sign. Would you mind helping me, please? Thank you.

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