Interpreter Taking Spotlight!

Sometimes sign language can be so fascinating that everyone can't stop looking at it. This teacher definitely felt outshined by an ASL interpreter in her class, what does she do? Check it out! :D

[@ivyolivia321]

hi im ivy and 20 years old it has always been my dream to become an interpreter for sign language yall have inspired me to live my dreams im gonna start taking classes next school year im soooooo excited keep up the good work love from flordia love ivy

[@The_A_Cast]

ivy luria I became an interpreter for my fiancé. I’m hearing and he is deaf. We’re a gay couple and he inspired me to learn ASL and become an interpreter. It’ll be the best decision you’ll ever make!🤟🏻

[@jmperez1997]

That teacher should be happy the students are paying attention to the lesson regardless of the reason. This is the funniest thing I've seen all day!

[@sarastupane8209]

nobody: not even a soul: deafies in drag: overdramastic!

[@audrey.adeola]

lol

[@Happyboy577]

yasss so true. People can be in a trance by our beautiful language.

[@The_A_Cast]

As an asl interpret, especially for my fiancé, I’ve seen this happen to us a lot of places we go🤣

[@carmendavila4313]

Omg true I still have that in my class in math so everyone stare at my teacher I’m like 🤦🏻‍♀️ 😂 and they ask for learn asl I’m like 😂 and so they still stare at my teacher everyday I’m like omg this so true 😂

[@danhatruong8480]

Ayeeee trueeee

[@WhiffleWaffles]

This channel deserves more views! I love it. So fun and interesting, and as someone who is in an interpreting program it really helps improve your receptive skills I think. 😁

[@morganviola2541]

Jokes on the teacher, I have auditory processing disorder where my brain doesn't compute sounds as what they actually mean, it's just noise so ASL and captions help me focus.😂

[@Crenga]

i have auditory processing disorder due to cognitive disengagement syndrome (formerly called sluggish cognitive tempo) with ADHD, and this is exactly why i've been learning sign for years now! i have cognitive and physical disabilities that limit the mobility of my hands so i can't personally sign much [i'm better at gesturing] but i understand more ASL each day. listening to people talk i always need them to repeat themselves or i have to rewind, but i rarely need sign repeated for me to understand it unless there's a lot of fingerspelling or words i don't know. i wish we had more interpreters in class back when i was in school! really glad to see someone with such a similar experience who benefits from these videos as well, thanks for commenting and i hope you're well!

[@mariajmc6557]

Happens all the time. But like it when they say we could get the hang of it.

[@jessicapaddock1361]

Need more

[@YeahItsMilo]

3:33 LMFAO 🤣

[@rosariomora7633]

Lol that’s true I love it

[@juliogutierrez8736]

That like I love you

[@Txshanell]

I love these bitches 😂😂😂😂😂❤🙌

[@julesgamblemom]

LOVE IT!!! hahaha!! :D

[@brooklynsigns5176]

Hey do u have any social media so I can tag you in the pictures of us. I recently seen you in Indiana and my friend went on stage with you as a volunteer. ❤❤❤

[@audrey.adeola]

lol

[@cristianortegalgbtq458]

Yes no ☝😂ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja 👌si 💋💖

[@angelinarobledo6057]

😊🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@cristianortegalgbtq458]

Yes feo 👈☝👎😂ja ja ja ja ja ja ja ja 👌si bonita 😍👌💋💖