Learn ASL in 31 Days: Day 2 :: Questions

[@zombiefriend]

0:24 Please 0:35 Excuse 0:47 Thank you 1:19 Help 1:35 Who 1:52 What 2:09 Where 2:22 When 2:45 Why 3:04 How 3:29 Want 3:48 What are you doing? 4:12 Stop 4:28 Yes 4:41 No 4:57 Can

[@ochaco31]

You are the best kind of person

[@a_zitro]

I was getting frustrated trying to keep up because I had no clue what she was signing. You’re a good dude! Thanks for clearing it up!

[@vik6312]

using this as a test sheet. thanks :)

[@darkheart2767]

5:15 Review

[@ellenm9053]

Thank you for the translation. That is what she is missing

[@melon9281]

I’ve been wanting to lear ASL for a while and now that we’re in quarantine I guess I have time to finally learn it. Also I love how you show how to sign it and the facial expressions. You are making it very easy for me to learn. :D

[@naiboimuhinyi]

I’m learning in quarantine too. I’ve just now noticed how many people are hard of hearing and how I can help. :))

[@gabrielleholt446]

I just decided to learn ASL this week and I've been searching KZbin for the best videos I can find to break down the basics for me. I just happened upon your channel and you are the best! Thank you for showing the expressions, and the do's and don'ts for each sign. It helps a lot with communication. You're great! New and happy subscriber!!

[@ahmadjarrad2635]

Did you learn it?

[@rachelmoen7930]

Both of my great grand parents were deaf, so my grandma and her brother had to learn it to communicate with them. She doesn't remember much now, but she taught me the basics. Like mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, please, thank you. But my main reason for wanting to become more fluent is because my uncle is schizophrenic, and with all the medications he is on he just mumbles. But he signs at me sometimes and I hate that I can't understand no more than about 5 words he says. Anyway..... long story over. Just want to say thank you so much for these videos. They really, really help. (:

[@maryodusami1931]

The signs are : Please, excuse ( or forgive), thank you, help , who ?, where?, what?, when?, why ? how ?, want ? What do ? , Stop, Yes, No, Can.

[@kaiyamourey4818]

Mary Odusami THANK YOU I was looking for this so I could quiz myself

[@destinyjenkinsss3802]

Kaiya Mourey turn on the captions in the corner of the screen

[@johnchow5642]

If you want the best program for learning sign language then go here now: HootSign.info

[@twinwh]

If we want to learn sign but are "hearing" how can we follow with no caption or sound?

[@jennwith2ns597]

Mary Odusami why would she not put the words up?? Thank you thank you thank you

[@caitlincapitanio-cheng2932]

These videos are really well done. The explanations, the facial expressions, the instructions, they're all very clear and easy to understand. You are a talented teacher and I'm excited to learn from you. You connect the hearing world to the deaf world in an approachable and informative way. Please keep posting more videos. The worlds need more bridges like you.

[@nadineduke1765]

I just started watching these videos and I have to say, you are delightful to watch! I enjoy your sense of humor! I slowly picking up on how to sign the different questions in this video, but I've got the sign for "candy" down! Hahaha! Thanks!

[@nicoleybby]

"When your kid is whining say finished" that made me laugh so hard thank you for this taking asl 1 in college and this is a nice supplement

[@peytonesposito2776]

Hi Rochelle. I am hearing but have wanted to learn the language since I've been 4 years old. My grandma and grandpa are deaf. It was always hard to communicate with them until now. You changed my life in a way. Now I want to be an interpreter when I'm older. Thank you so much for all have done. My dad and his two brother's know ASL but aren't to well since my grandparents moved to Florida, so now I can teach them. I love that you did this. And I am only 12 so now I can learn how deaf people can communicate. I love this. CC makes it easier, thank you so much. I hope you read this!!! These are the most useful videos I've ever seen in my life. Right now I'm day 19. But I'll be done soon!! I love this!!! Thank you so much!!!! I know said thanks like 6 times but u CHANGED MY LIFE!! Now I can talk to my grandparents. I don't even know you but changed my life. You deserve a pat on the back x10000000 ;) I hope I can get a response back. I may post this on every other day I watch. So I just want you to know how appreciative I am. You broke everything down for me. I get an order. I am FORCED to learn Spanish in school. And I always wanted to learn ASL. U are AMAZING!!! ;-O

[@stephenbochicchio4506]

I just started. Loving this so far. Some of the teachers at my school work where I work, sign, so I wanted to join the cool kids. lol. You make it so accessible. I'm hoping to jump in and chat with them soon. Thanks.

[@carlosg8499]

These videos are fantastic I've been back and forth about learning ASL for a while and the 31 day challenge has convinced me to finally take the plunge. Thanks!

[@pleasedontfeedthe6235]

very good videos but I wish there was more of a quiz for memory retention. perhaps a bit slower.

[@MinecraftAddict991]

I just play it at 0.5 speed.

[@karinyaboriskova441]

Never knew that was possible. THANKS

[@Victoria_Marie]

thank you

[@JamieM470]

@@MinecraftAddict991 Just tried that and it's perfect!! I feel like such a moron lol. Thanks!

[@shirlynzimmer3770]

Hi

[@AubreyHaase]

I'm so glad I came upon your videos! I used to be fairly fluent in ASL... about 20 years ago. When I moved, I had no one to talk to using ASL so I forgot. And I always said I would relearn (A promise I made a few years ago.) Well, I've decided it's time, and I'm setting a 90 day goal to be able to speak to someone that is taking a leadership program I am a part of. A friend then told me about your videos which support me greatly and support the learning I am already doing. Great job, and thank you for being a stand for ASL to reach more people!

[@cloudjester464]

- please - excuse - thank you - help - who - where - what - when - why - how - want - what-do - stop - yes - no - can

[@vivianju2526]

Cloudjester thank you

[@mokie4709]

A life saver

[@amneenja5720]

thanks a bunch!

[@Liz_-te1tj]

thanks sm!

[@kaitlynwardlow1307]

Thank you for these videos! I'm a senior in high school and I am wanting to go into speech therapy so I would love to learn sign language also. These are awesome and so helpful!

[@Saxtont2011]

We watch this in Larson 3rd grade Mrs.Melton's class

[@cghynd]

no way! I'm a freshman in college and I'm thinking of that career path too! I'm taking a sign language class right now and it's great! my teacher is deaf, so a class usually looks like these videos because she doesn't really speak.

[@jonesyzajkolove]

This vid is super helpful! I've been watching them nonstop for the past couple days. I want to be able to grasp some basics cause I have a deaf classmate in my ceramics class. He does have an interpreter but no harm came from learning!

[@tiabrunk7554]

my boyfriend and I have been together for five months. Both of his parents are deaf, and i have been wanting to learn ASL in order to speak with them more easily, as his father does not read lips well or speak. My boyfriend was trying to teach me but he does not know how to, so I am very thankful for these videos! I hope to speak to them in ASL very soon! thank you so much for making these!

[@Burgerslayerman]

I have been learning how to sign to help communicate with my special needs daughter. I cant say enough how much your video's have helped us both. She is still young, but we can have entire conversations, and even enjoy watching at least 3 of your video's a day to keep it fresh. Thank you for making these.

[@CharliGirlMusic]

Thank you so much for your videos! My 20 year old daughter is losing her hearing. I want to learn sign language and I'm a visual learner so I took to KZbin. So far your channel has been the most helpful! I appreciate any advice you can give to me for learning this beautiful language.

[@workinonchangin]

I am almost in tears. I have a really hard time learning, I get an anxiety block in my brain and I shut down. But the way you explain things, this format is perfect for me. I don’t feel nearly as intimidated. Thank you sooo much!!

[@Amandavg]

Thank you so much for making this video and the rest in your series!! I m currently attending RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology) in Rochester NY and it has one of the largest NTID (National Technical Institute for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) campuses in the country. Because the program is so large many of my fellow class mates are deaf or hard of hearing and only communicate through ASL. I am not personally planning on being an interpreter but id like to minor in ASL and be able to communicate with my peers. Your first two videos have helped so much and I appreciate that you have also included the dos and don'ts as well as the facial expressions as those add to the meaning of the signs! Thanks again for your wonderful videos and I can't wait to watch the rest of them!! :)

[@cghynd]

I've met a few people from NTID and they were super nice! I'm just started to learn sign, and I told them that, so they helped me out! and good for you that's so awesome!

[@sism3028]

You are the BEST ASL teacher that I have seen! Thank you!

[@SarahsStitchySpot]

You are a gem! Thanks so much for offering this. I have a new granddaughter and I am learning and teaching her at the same time. This has been very helpful so far. I live in a rural area and don't have resources readily available to learn in a classroom situation. Thank you, thank you.

[@TenaciousBrie]

I love this with closed captions. I'm learning it for work and I couldn't be more grateful that you upload these videos so that we can communicate with one another more effectively 😍🥰

[@ricklemus8835]

you are absolutely the best Rochelle - can't tell you how happy i am to have found you after the local community college canceled the class because there weren't enough signed up - you make it so easy to learn and you describe so clearly - thank you so much

[@sovereignbryce4623]

This is going to be a long message omg: I just started this series of videos you have and they are amazing! I've wanted to learn ASL for so long but I have never had the oppotunity in academia. Everything is so nicely explained and I love the commentary you add because (along with the CC) I'm starting to pick up what certain signs mean (I got "help" before you explained it!) and basic grammar structures. And I'm only on day 2!! You pack so much into these videos and they are so engaging; I may just finish this series tonight. Thank you so much for making these!

[@gracenadia5958]

This is so awesome. I don't have any deaf friends nor family members, but I want to learn it in case I do meet people who are deaf. I've already met a deaf person and they wanted a picture. Before I got to help them, so lady who knew ASL went over and took their picture. I want to be that person who can help. Also, if a deaf person needs help, or if i need help. I really think learning basics of ASL is important because you never know who you'll meet. I personally believe it's common curtesy. Stay kind and good luck learning everyone!

[@emilydean2748]

These lessons have been great, your teaching style really works for me. This also may be random, but I also really appreciate that you only do pop up adds on your videos and not "commercials" if you will. It's the worst when I'm trying to include my kids and a totally inappropriate commercial pops up suddenly. So thanks for being a place where both I and my family can learn

[@jacquelinem.brinas9011]

Please keep the videos coming. I am truly sharpening my skills. I am a teacher and I have hearing impaired students in my class. I too have always been drawn to signing and have always wanted to learn, but it is a lot more important to me to be able to communicate with my hearing impaired students. I do not think I should have to tell the interpreter whatever it is I want to say to them. I think I should be able to sign even the most common signs like hello, how are you, do you have a question, are you okay, happy birthday, have a great day/weekend! My students appreciate me for taking the extra step in learning so that I can have a conversation with them. Oh and they also enjoy when I sign the wrong thing.

[@savawav]

These videos are AMAZING!! I took ASL in high school and barely retained the information and this is so much better! Simple and sweet!! Also very conveniently quick!! Thank you!

[@savawav]

Also, I love that your name sign is an R with happy! Very nice!

[@brbmaybe]

You are amazing! I kid you not, I have been taking an ASL class for 6 months and I've learned more in ten minutes of your videos than I have in the entirety of that class. Thank you so much!

[@Harley-em4vc]

I have a couple of friends who's parents are deaf and a lot of my friends in general know ASL, so these videos are great and easy to follow to help me learn! I feel like it should really start being required in school to learn ASL because not many people know it and that can be pretty problematic for the deaf I imagine. thanks for these helpful videos!

[@christyyoung3820]

Thank you so much for uploading these! It's making it so much easier for me to learn ASL! I'm 16 years old, and wanting to do volunteer work. I feel like I could help so many people once I finally learn it. Thank you, again!

[@rahrahrah75]

I'm am going to RIT which is home to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, and the deaf community is always blended with the hearing community and I love your videos because I hopefully will be able to communicate with these deaf students and broaden my horizons more effectively! Your videos are amazing!!

[@cghynd]

I went on a retreat a little while ago and saw some people from the deaf technical institute and I signed with them for a bit! they also corrected some signs I was signing incorrectly, and taught me some new ones!

[@EarthWriter13]

I'm a high school student and I have always wanted to learn sign language but never had the means to do so until I found these videos. My mom is a special ed teacher and used to know asl very well, that was about 15 years ago and now she doesn't really remember more than the basics. Apparently when I was a baby I would use the sign for more constantly. I'm so excited to learn this beautiful language!

[@AyumiCalifornia]

Hi Rochelle - Thank you for your wonderful videos! The details you add around the facial expressions and why the gestures are the way they are make it easy to understand and remember!

[@SmileysLifestyle]

Thank you, as an amazon employee who was taught asl at community college, your videos are a life saver and a reminder! These videos help me talk to the asl department, thanks

[@alizee1387]

YAY i have been looking for videos and apps to learn ASL fluently but i always seem to only find how to introduce and stuff like that. Im so exited to start learning!! I may update my journey by editing this comment so everyone can see how useful this series is. WHICH IM PRETTY SURE WILL BE AWESOME

[@loganbottorff7228]

This is helping me so much! I have watched this video in particular twice so far, as I am trying to memorize ASL as quickly as possible. Thank you for this series!

[@akr21hey]

your videos are very helpful. altough i don't know anyone who is deaf, i have decided to learn this beautiful language. i got inspired by tv series "switched at birth", where there are many deaf characters and the language is used a lot. when i finished watching the series, i realized that i already understand some phrases, so i might as well just learn the whole language :) i hope to stay determined!

[@katiethatsme1191]

Exactly why I'm learning I loved switched at birth!

[@rosesarelyssie]

SaMEEE lol its so good

[@aprilcooper6011]

akr21hey same

[@tuelips364]

samee loll

[@thankful4boost280]

Gah! Finally a video that doesn't go too fast or too slow and repeats! I am going to be an interpreter for ASL and i truly have fallen in love with the language. Your videos have really helped me learn and I thank you so much for them!

[@AlexisAshnew]

I had nothing to do today, why not learn some asl? You explain things really well, thank you!

[@tanachesky9106]

Thank you so much. I have a ten year old grandson born deaf and this was given to me to try.

[@erickag5716]

I love her smile! Videos are super easy, informative, and helpful, and her bright cheery smile is very pleasant to learn from :)

[@glysiagretz9350]

Thank you for these videos! They're great for learning ASL. I'm learning it for personal reasons and this has really helped get me started.

[@lelyup1451]

Thank you for the lesson. The basics is very nice to learn! Clear and I can understand easily 😊 I love to try to talk to people who use ASL at work!

[@MsMichelleJoy]

Thank you so much for these videos! I have a customer who comes into our work, and always needs someone with her to help translate. I've been wanting to be able to help her on her own and I'm hoping to surprise her with a few questions and greetings.

[@saragardner7891]

I've always wanted to learn ASL, and what better time than quarantine! Your videos are so helpful and detailed, without being too overwhelming. Thank you!

[@Up369Up]

Thank your for making these videos !!! Im personally very interesting in learning sign language. I'm learning one lesson a day. today is lesson 2. I'm very happy that i learnt numbers yesterday. and very happy I learnt something new today. very useful. Thank you!!!

[@carolinecochrane8811]

Thank you so much! It just crossed my mind to learn asl on youtube and this series was the first one I clicked on!

[@sidneylemon1951]

My grandmother is a special ed teacher and she had to learn ASL, when I was an infant my family taught me the alphabet, the numbers (mainly making sure I didn't use a 'W' for 3!), please, and thank you. Due to habit I still use ASL when trying to figure out the order the alphabet. I even say thank you in ASL along with when I'm speaking because it's just a habit I've had for a long time.

[@tera9553]

AH! I love this so far! I feel like I got the alphabet down and now im gonna practice the questions. I decided to learn ASL because I'm soft spoken and when I go to anime conventions I sometimes get nervous and cant say things right so even if the signing comes out a bit janky i think that my teacher will understand me a bit better. Plus he knows ASL as well and im so excited to learn more! ^^

[@Mindofliz]

These are great! thanks so much. I just started learning and i havent been able to find someone that explains the movements so well, and it seems hard to find someone who does it with precise, easy to read movements. Thank youuu!!!

[@lucyquinn7148]

Thank you so much this has taught me so much better than any other videos I've watched and any books I've read.

[@nadiapries]

I'm learning ASL and this video has the been the most helping and amazing thank you so much for your hard work to help everyone out !!

[@j.j.putnam1014]

I'm planning on going to college for ASL interpretation because I've heard that it pays pretty good and it sounds fun to do. It's nice to be able to have your videos on here to teach me A LOT of it before I even go though. Thank you! You're a great teacher. :) I've learned everything on day 1 and 2 and I can't wait to learn more. I'll be watching day 3 tomorrow or later tonight. I want to watch it now... but it's better not to cram too much into your brain all at once. Lol. :P

[@victoriacervantes8163]

Amazing. Tried to learn ASL before but never really could. These videos are great help me to actually be able to say something and make sense. I am a property manager and it comes very helpful with some of my residents. Feels great to sign to them face to face instead to be writing everything down, even thou I'm still learning they love that I am trying... slowly lol.

[@ladyj9826]

You are fabulous!! I've already known the alphabet in ASL. BUT, you are a great teacher!

[@cierabellamy5532]

Rochelle these are such great videos! I'm a nursing student just about to graduate, and have had several deaf patients--I always feel like it would be a better patient experience if I at least knew some basic sign language.

[@itsirisii5715]

It help ALOT if you put on captions.

[@wannabemolly1455]

Best ASL videos I've found so far Thanks!

[@Jessistein88]

Hi! Oh my goodness this is so much fun! I’m learning with my mom and we are having such a good time! Thank you for these videos! You are a very good teacher and p.s. you look like Phoebe Cates from fast times at ridgemount high! 🌸

[@connectingwithkidz3875]

This is a great video. It is very helpful to have you show each sign and provide explanation when needed. Thank you

[@Ohbubbels]

okay english isn't my first language yet i want to learn asl instead of the dutch sign language don't know why. I don't know anyone who is deaf but I always wanted to learn it. we had a lesson sign language when I was 6 years old and i really enjoyed it. after that i kinda forget about it but than i saw switched at birth and i was like yup i need to start learning it so I'm going to watch a lot of the videos on repeat ahaha

[@Aubrecia0316]

+Zoë Sittrop Your English is pretty good. Nice job :)

[@Ohbubbels]

+Mandy McIntyre thanks 😊

[@suzannekruyswijk]

Same here! How is your asl going? I find it pretty difficult to find stuff to learn! I also wonder if deaf dutch people use a dutch sign language?

[@Ohbubbels]

Addicted To Vlog tbh i didn't had time heheh so bad. but yeah we have dutch sign language 2

[@suzannekruyswijk]

Ugh I know the struggle! That's pretty cool :)

[@gwenstacy9843]

I am happy to have a teacher like her.🧡

[@catthouser9032]

Wow. Love your little real life examples. Just learning and it's great when you show exactly how to shape your hands, facial expressions, body gestures.... I get it now.....yay!

[@redqueen772]

Please 0:24 Excuse 0:35 Thank you 0:49 Help 1:18 Who 1:35 What 1:54 Where 2:07 When 2:23 Why 2:45 How 3:03 Want 3:30 What do 3:49 Stop 4:13 Yes 4:29 No 4:42 Can 4:58 Review 5:19

[@jayperez5290]

Wow, this is amazing, actually your amazing thanks for the vids I'm in love

[@jayperez5290]

Love is always worth fighting for

[@markchavez_1918]

***** haha lol

[@dylantitanium6452]

+Jonathan Perez You're a pretty cool guy.

[@johnchow5642]

If you want the best program for learning sign language then go here now: HootSign.info

[@legacycontinuesteacherdavi2046]

I am here after a viral tweet yesterday. I have learnt a lot and gotten people to come on here to learn too.

[@Vaultgirl27]

THANK YOU! I just started dating someone with a deaf son and I love your sense of humour. Thank you so much for teaching me. 🥰❤️

[@smsimonson]

Wooooo! You covered a lot. I'm gonna be re-watching this a few times.

[@amye.dayton9725]

I'm really enjoying watching this with my child, thanks for making this.

[@learninglanguagesaccount5948]

Thank you so much. This is very helpful. I wanted to learn languages and Sign Language and your videos really help. Thank you very much!

[@doctormommy2117]

I love your videos, you are such a good teacher! I guess some moms with deaf children are excited about this specific video :)

[@sunset_opal]

Thank you for these amazing videos. I had someone in my college drawing class who is deaf, and I would sometimes see her zone out because she was sometimes unable to fully participate in class discussions because people would be talking all at once or away from where she could read their lips. It made me sad because she probably missed out on some great class discussions, and she was always so animated when she was able to talk and give her opinions. If I had known ASL, I might have been able to help her to be fully engaged with the rest of the class. I'm going to try to learn ASL now so that if I ever run across this kind of situation in the future, I'll have the skills to do something about it. :)

[@wildchild8189]

Having a GREAT time learning sign language with you over the summer, thanks!😊

[@LMichaela94]

Thank you for making these videos. I was diagnosed with autism later in life and never knew why I was "shutting down" when too stressed. Well, it's because of the autism! I become somewhat nonverbal in a shut down but I can still move, so signing will be easier for me then once I learn it. I was looking for apps to help me learn but the only ones that are any good cost too much for me D: so I really appreciate this free resource and all the effort you put into these videos

[@sillybugMaryam]

Thanks for these. I'm just starting but your videos are awesome so far. I'm a doctor and I just want to learn the extra skill because I have one or two patients who can sign. It's fun to learn a new language... just need to find someone to practice with.

[@Spiceopod]

I am starting to follow along, but I am brand new to this entire world so I am taking extra time to memorize the alphabet. You fingerspell your name so fast! I can make out the "E L L E" at the end, though. I like that some of these beginning gestures are natural, like "STOP" resembling a movie director closing her film slate and saying "Cut!"

[@SmacksHandtoForehead]

Thank you for making these videos a manageable length.

[@joziejadesusskin5206]

Thank you for your videos I am taking one video at a time for one week. This week, I am going to keep watching this video and replicating it. Hopefully, I can upload a video of me showing off what I learned every Friday. I learned the alphabet on my own when I was in 4th grade, but you taught me the better way to do M and N.

[@nafishy]

Thank you so much Rochelle your videos are really helpful ...

[@xXblauerosenXx]

Thank you. I recently woke up partially deaf to sudden sensorineural hearing loss and my slim window of recover is starting to close. Trying to keep up with conversation around me while around loud ambient noises is really hard, and knowing some basic asl with my friends and family would really help me understand what they are saying.

[@rhondacombs7207]

My grandsons were just diagnosed with hearing impairments, I’m hoping to learn ASL and several sites recommended you, after lesson 1 I can’t wait to learn more so I can communicate with my boys better!

[@christiancellojedi5919]

As a lefty (for signing, at least, and sometimes writing), it's great to follow along in mirror image.

[@tonyagibbs1963]

I'm having to watch the review again and again. It goes kind of fast for who, what, when, etc. I'll watch the whole thing a few times to get it. I think I have the alphabet down, though. Thanks for these! I try to review each morning. I'm on the second one. I watched the alphabet at least five times before moving on to make it stick. I think I'll do the same with this one.

[@analuna144]

Thank you for these videos my boyfriends mom is deaf and I want to learn asl so I can communicate with her and it's helping so thank you !

[@mathewwood2011]

So, I'm amazed. As I'm making a mistake (such as misplacing my thumb), she makes a point to correct what I'm doing wrong! It's as if she is right in front of me. Great channel, great teacher!!!

[@v3rtabreaker]

I just finished watching Day 2! Thank you for making this fun! I will definitely have to watch this one a few times!

[@willowlynn9035]

My friend introduced me to sign language a few years ago and I felt as if I was doing something wrong I'm still learning I am still working on the alphabet but thanks to you I know what mistakes I was doing

[@evelyngranados2766]

I think what I'll need to catch up on is the speed and understanding others signs. Thank you so much

[@JoJoTheOtter]

This series is such a good idea. I'm already learning so much. I'm very excited.

[@julianagrove6480]

This is awesome. I've completely learned sign language in about 3 hours

[@julialewis271]

Can't wait to watch all your videos. Off to a great start! You have an awesome smile :)

[@rachelhanna4859]

Despite what other people are saying, I think that the fastest way to learn a language of any kind, spoken or not, is to immerse yourself completely in that language. Even though you do not understand at first, it will force you to pick up on associations between words and actions. If someone that speaks spanish always uses the word "Gato" when speaking to, or about, a cat, you will eventually learn that "Gato" means "Cat" The same with ASL if every time someone points at you, you eventually figure out they are talking about, or to, you. I think that your usage of signing for the entire video (with captions of course) is a very effective way of teaching

[@tessalynch2212]

Thank you so much for these videos, they're super helpful!! :)

[@juliaisreallyawkward2632]

BRENDON HI M8 lol

[@tessalynch2212]

WAAASSSUPPP

[@lockeshop]

OMG! That was so easy! I loved this. tuning in tomorrow for sure. Thank youuuu

[@annemariecharvat7685]

This is truly amazing. I am learning so much. I am on day 8. However, if you were to create again, for someone who is learning it, using your voice as you speak helps because I am trying to watch your signing AND read the close captioning so I know what you are teaching. When I am doing that, ads also pop up which puts the closed captioning infront of your hands. Thank you for creating this!

[@hayliearp7835]

she is deaf so she can't speak

[@annemariecharvat7685]

Yes she can. She speaks without any difficulties in other lessons. I am a speech pathologist so I can tell you she shows no sign of being deaf in her speech.

[@annemariecharvat7685]

She can speak. See day 6. Clear speech, she is not deaf. That's why I came back and wrote the note.

[@my2cents192]

Lol, you had me laughing!!! Thank you (sign) 💖enjoying your videos . I also appreciate that you take time to point out the facial expressions. I never consider that’s part of signing also.

[@taylorbaggins3000]

Very helpful! I hadn't actually learned the questions before I watched this video.