Learn ASL in 31 Days: Day 3 :: Time

[@vinh3978]

If you want to do a quiz, it's easy: watch the video again without subtitles :)))

[@anthonygraham4312]

I don't see any subtitles

[@nicoleybby]

you have to turn on closed captioning on the video screen

[@embersun.]

This works so well!

[@art-n-animals6724]

I couldnt get the captions to work ;-;

[@megansellars]

Omg i was so focused on getting my own signing right that i forgot to look and recognise the words when I see which is obviously a big part of it

[@emrymendez381]

If you have trouble remembering because you dont have no one to talk to like that, then just use sign language when your talking normally and if they ask wyd? just say your learning sign language and dont want to forget

[@paigelikesbread1733]

Emry Mendez I do that all the time

[@kanavgarg820]

Thank u so much I will try

[@megansellars]

It does also help to communicate with actual deaf people so they can correct your mistakes because if you think that you are doing it right when you are doing it wrong when you find out it’s wrong you will struggle to correct it so if you ever come across a deaf person try to communicate or use one of those apps where you FaceTime random people for communication

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

great advice

[@janiquemorales3876]

7 years later and these vids are still helping people!♡

[@mary-kate3206]

i really wanted to learn asl! the othe video were too fast or not explaining enough. she is god sent!

[@Shakesum]

yup just started last week....love this women...she is great

[@Spyplane2005]

Wouldn't you think they would teach ASL in all schools as a second language? It's more likely you would use ASL than French or something like this.

[@shelbyrea9898]

it would probably depend on where you live. for me I live by the boarder in a very Hispanic area so Spanish would be very useful. more useful than asl and even any people who are deaf where i live may use the mexican sign language not american but that also depends on the family.

[@kaiyamourey4818]

Because we think it's Kawaii I didn't think they were serious when they said we were everywhere 😂😂

[@aryamankhuntia4847]

Alpha Numa ikr

[@OctiveKyla]

(X48) Countries have Sign. Language an official language, (New Zealand comes top of mind.) Let’s all petition our governments for this because Deaf people and people who identify as Deaf are in every culture.

[@alyssa3014]

Honestly!! I have to take french and I would much rather the ASL Im learning over the summer right now and im trying to learn as much as I can so I can try to start an ASL club at Bullitt east next year(Ill be a freshman)

[@officialcanibehonestpodcast]

- day, night (0:22) - morning, noon, afternoon, night (0:44) - week, month, year (1:03) - will, before (1:34) - now (1:46) - today (1:52) - finish (1:58) - later, always (2:03) - next week, last week (2:17) - yesterday, tomorrow, everyday (2:33) - all day, all night (3:04)

[@abiodunade8242]

Thanks for this

[@arielsider5477]

Thanks!

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

thank you

[@sabrinacollard8077]

3:13 Review

[@bumbumbadabumbadum2406]

THANK YOU the captions were being confusing

[@cloudjester464]

- day, night - morning, noon, afternoon, night - week, month, year - will, before - now - today - finish - later, always - next week, last week - yesterday, tomorrow, everyday - all day, all night

[@asmo_bby8309]

Thanksss

[@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

[@ummmsomeone9602]

Hii! I was just wondering, it’s been four years so how are you doing in asl now? I’m only on day three, but it’s great to see how well her program worked for some people.

[@emilymacmillan2008]

@@ummmsomeone9602 Same! I love this comment :) Hope you got your response back

[@orangutansoda]

I hope life’s been treating you well! You’re an adult now. are you fluent in asl??

[@tesstaylor4307]

I really appreciate how you take the time to show the precise form. So many ASL instructional videos just show the sign and that's it, without explanation. There are a couple signs I've known for a long time that I can now correct my form on thanks to your lessons. You also do a great job of picking just enough for each video that it's not information overload, but still you're teaching a useful amount of vocabulary each time. Thanks so much for doing this!

[@angelafisher5726]

I am the same way!!!! I have known basic asl for a few years now (not enough to be an interpreter or anything) and I am finding out I was taught some very bad habits. It is pretty hard to break some of them since I have been signing that way for so long now and I am wondering what I might actually be saying lol. I am just glad to be learning it correctly now.

[@maryodusami1931]

The signs are : Day, Night, Morning, Noon, Afternoon, Week, Month, Year, Will, Before, Now, Today, Finish, Later, Always, Next Week, Last Week , Yesterday, Tomorrow, Everyday, All day, All night

[@liliacfury]

You forgot sun setting

[@emiliamendez556]

Mary Odusami thank u I was looking for this!

[@negatory250]

These are out of order

[@kiamarie8829]

I love sign language but I don't have anyone to talk to using it which makes it hard to remember but your videos help so much at jogging my memory

[@cameleakakottonkandy]

+Kia Marie I'm up for some Asl Buddies! Im hearing but im so passionate and both addicted and excited about Asl. im from the Bahamas like my status if ur not alone!

[@mypets1017]

But that's makes it fun too use so you can walk up to someone and do it with them not knowing a thing your saying

[@khloepetr7318]

+mypets101 my boyfriend and I both know ASL so we talk like that and nearly no one understands it

[@nic-ze1oq]

Try signing to songs, first practice with some slow to medium paced songs then to practice signing faster try to sign to more fast pace songs. I do it in class when I bored and have a song stuck in my head.

[@onceuponatimefan4451]

i am up for a study buddy!

[@GigiandWolfdog]

Thank you so much Rochelle Barlow! I know you made these 3 years ago, but I just wanted to let you know how happy I am you did!! I am learning asl for my boyfriend who is hard of hearing and the videos have helped me so much with learning how to communicate with him better

[@TheRedInTheRose]

I love the way you teach ASL! I'm having a lot of fun learning a new lesson each day. It would be awesome if you could put all the words you taught in the description so that quizzing one's self would be easier. Other than that, these are wonderful!

[@alyssa3014]

You could find the point where the review starts and then go from there without subtitles

[@monstervison6]

I am learning sign language for a woman. She is, obviously deaf, but I would like to talk to her more than writing down on paper or texting. This has been extremely helpful and puts this all in such a simple way of remembering. THANK YOU ROCHELLE!

[@facepalmmute3619]

i know its been 5years but hows it been? I'm finding myself in the same boat as of late.

[@jaclyn7248]

Rochelle, I LOVE your videos! I've just started watching them to learn ASL because I recently lost my hearing due to a neuroma so I can't tell you how simple your videos make learning ASL which at first seemed very overwhelming and scary. So thank you! You have a talent of teaching :)

[@soybagel]

Well I hope ASL help you It working for cuz I need to talk to my deaf friend and I'm responsible to help her 👏👋🙏

[@donquellawton5984]

so i'm one of those people that have fabulous ambitions of speaking different languages and communicating with everyone i see, no matter their background... my only hang up is my inability to get over "looking silly". not in the " oh people will laugh at me" but "people that have been speaking this their whole lives will look at me and just go ...what.... did you say???" i don't want to make a fool of the language... so because of this, i never get to practice with people and get their input on little things like where my hands are when i'm saying "all day" and "all night" or when i tried to learn Spanish, how to roll certain syllables so i don't slaughter the language. i didn't have someone there. i think it's a beautiful language and i have customers that are deaf and i wish so badly i could say more than "thanks you". i want to greet them and take their whole order and make them as comfortable as possible in my restaurant :D

[@thewarriorcat121]

+Donquel Lawton I recently met someone in EU who spoke Polish and was learning English. She had a similar issue in that she was very nervous to speak English, so she never practiced with others. At the time, I only spoke English, so when we were on our own, she was only able to speak English with me - and she did a wonderful job! I recommend trying to sign as best as possible. Others who use sign language will be happy to see you try no matter how much you dice up the language. It's the effort that matters!

[@SmacksHandtoForehead]

That is half the fun! If you make a mistake and people laugh, it is just a part of the learning process. I am learning Thai and my first "big" mistake was I accidently said "I am shit" instead of "I have a fever" ("Chan ben key" instead of "Chan ben kaii") . We laughed so hard because I said it so matter of factly. Then I told my English class about it -- they laughed too. Language learning is usually a safe place. I know this response is a year later -- I hope you progressed with your learning endevours.

[@SmacksHandtoForehead]

That is half the fun! If you make a mistake and people laugh, it is just a part of the learning process. I am learning Thai and my first "big" mistake was I accidently said "I am shit" instead of "I have a fever" ("Chan ben key" instead of "Chan ben kaii") . We laughed so hard because I said it so matter of factly. Then I told my English class about it -- they laughed too. Language learning is usually a safe place. I know this response is a year later -- I hope you progressed with your learning endevours.

[@jordimorgan3561]

"Murdering" a language is a part of the learning process. Just remember, you murdered your native language at one point in time. I can see you posted this about a year ago, so I would love to hear if you got over your nerves and managed to practice either ASL or Spanish?

[@purelily88]

Once, my friend who was deaf invited me over and I tried to say I'll go ask my mom, but ended up signing "I'll ask my bitch." He got a really good kick out of it, we both laughed and the he taught me to sign mom correctly 😂 😂 😂

[@emalynscott7612]

Thank you so much, Rochelle. You are so patient and you explain the sign and its correct form instead of just showing the sign and being done with it. You make it so easy to learn ASL.

[@wyntermcgee]

at first i had trouble remember the times but now is so easy and i completed 4 lessons in a day! and its easy as pie when i test my self thanks!!

[@orangutansoda]

You make this so much easier than i think i was thinking. My goal this year is to be better at ASL and you’re helping me so much! thanks!!!

[@elizabethlmchenry]

I took a sign language course in college and forgot 90% of it since I rarely use it. I am starting to brush up since I work with someone who uses ASL. These videos are amazing. I like how they are grouped together to. Excellent refresher!

[@Jamie-pv4jp]

Thank you so much for teaching! I've been looking for a productive to do with my summer and learning sign language is it. It's something not many people know and it's a great life skill. You're an amazing teacher! Thank you

[@BunBun-iv9zj]

I love her teaching style. It’s simple and easy to understand. Taking a break from French and thought ASL would be nice change. Glad I found her.

[@k.t.ishere3627]

I love these videos, and how she so kindly set it on youtube for everyone to use! I love taking notes and these videos are really filling my notebook! :) Thank you for these awesome videos!!!

[@edenmiller1990]

I am trying to teach myself and this is perfect i'm on day 3 after about 15 minutes. Thank you I've wanted to learn ASL for a while and this is extremely helpful!

[@JuniperProductions]

Honestly I'm only 3 days in and I already feel pretty good about my ability to learn thanks to these videos. These have been a great help. I'm looking forward to continuing to learn.

[@onceuponatimefan4451]

I am looking for a study buddy! I don't know if you're interested or not

[@Katiekule]

I've always wanted to learn asl and this course is really helpful! Now I find myself silently signing the alphabet in my desk during class and constantly going over what I just learned! I really hope to become fluent that way when I'm older I can communicate with more people! Thank you so much for this series!

[@h1a1n1n1a1h]

This is so helpful. I might have to repeat this video a few times because studying for exams does not leave much time to practice but I love that I can go step by step like this.

[@petermaxioffwall8983]

If you wanna review what you have learn these three days •all the abc’s •please •excuse •thank you •help •who •where •what •when •why •how •want •stop •yes •no •can •day •night •morning •noon •week • month •year •will •before/past •now •today •finish/all done •later •always •next week •last week •yesterday •tomorrow •everyday •all day •allnight

[@willowwoods86]

Thank you so much for taking the time to do theses videos! I am trying to learn ASL on my own because it is such a beautiful language and culture. Always up for some ASL practice buddies if you know of any. Again thanks for doing these, you are AWESOME!

[@hearingeyes2274]

+Willow Woods It is pretty difficult to really learn ASL on your own because a big part of it IS reading and understanding what someone else is signing, not just knowing the sign. That's kind of the position I am in. Ive known Sign Language for a long time and am pretty fluent in it now but it doesn't count for much since I don't have anyone to sign with me so I am really not great at understanding someone else. I have a skype and such if youd like to practice sometime. :)

[@willowwoods86]

That would be great! I would love to have someone to practice with.

[@liliacfury]

This is really helpful. Trying to learn Spanish, Morse code, lip reading, pi, and sign language all at the same time is kind of hard... this helps me a lot. So thanks! This is a life saver.

[@dragonfly147]

Rochelle is great, clear presentation and good description for new learner. Thank you.

[@mylabarrett6890]

What I always do to not forget is sign and talk at the same time, if I know the asl word then I’ll especially do it, it helps to remember and not forget. That way you build a memory! I’m learning asl with my mom so we try to do asl together😁

[@cellophane_rat]

I’ve always been interested in learning ASL (I’m only 11) but have never actually met any deaf people in my life. Your videos have really helped me as you have transcripts and show the different hand formations in more depth. I’m looking forward to (one day) be able to communicate with people using ASL!

[@nadaahmed6236]

Tysmmm for ur amazing tutorials i rlly love ur channel... i am having a 6 month holiday cuz of the corona virus 2020 and i had nothing to do so i decided to learn sign language and i found no one explaining it as gud as u do u r rlly awesome ❤

[@kikik7047]

My roommates and I are learning sign language and I am going to be using it for a project my school requires, so thank you for the lessons!

[@4bdesigns-craftsistersacro87]

Thank you so much for the videos. I have always been interested in ASL. I have a good friend who is deaf, so that has motivated me to actually make the time to learn. We met for the first time this past weekend. Of course everything I learned went out the window. But I did remember you saying facial expressions was important. She said that she loved that my expressions matched my signing. Now I have to learn so I can interpret at church. Never considered someone deaf would attend service. Again, thank you.

[@VictoriaHudson3110]

You are so beautiful! I wanted to tell you that because I know people can be really full of hate in these comments, but I don't believe in that. Thank you for making these videos! I love your vibrant personality. I know this is from a few years ago, but I still think you're beautiful along the whole timeline.

[@CharlieKelleyy]

Thank you for your videos! My art teacher and I are working on our sign language and she found you and you help so much! THANK YOU!

[@jj9072]

this was so helpful i have always wanted to learn ASL

[@marinadumas129]

Me too!

[@JustLezii]

I am learning ASL for a personal project in my school and i am so happy that I chose ASL because it is so much fun learning and your videos make it so easy and fun to learn!! thank you for your videos

[@mxamiyo]

This is really helping understand the course's I am taking in asl. thank you so much. You are a great teacher. thank you for showing the signs from different angles it helped a lot!!

[@v3rtabreaker]

Thank you so much for uploading this series! Those words of encouragement really help!

[@laneybrooke7471]

This was so hard for me but it’s only 8am I have the whole day to practice. Thanks Rochelle. 👌🏽

[@ThePharmgirlie]

Hey Rochelle! Thanks for making these videos! I have been watching others online as well, but I really like yours the best so far. Anyway, I am in the pharmacy biz, and one of the "regulars" at the pharmacy where I just started working is deaf. I would like to be able to have the entire conversation in ASL so he doesn't have to write everything. I think it would be really helpful to have a tutorial on the basics of a conversation in a pharmacy (of course not anything that would violate HIPAA! ;) Just think of the last time you went to your local druggist: medication, refill, when would you like to pick this up, we are waiting to hear back from your doc, you need to make an appointment, etc.)...I know it's kind of a niche, but I feel like it behooves us in the field to learn the basics to be able to carry out our job for ALL patients! Thanks!

[@marleywest7314]

I'm going to be taking ASL courses next year, but I'm getting an early start because I can't wait!

[@blakepoore9475]

I just started taking ASL at my college. THANK YOU

[@sharlacarr5217]

Loving this ❤

[@marinadumas129]

Your videos are so helpful! 💛

[@catthouser9032]

This was great. Got to work on the time of days but so loving it. Very helpful.

[@Yemayaschild]

I have been following your videos closely, and i really appreciate that you are doing this because i am learning sooo much! But is there anyway you could slow down a bit? Its so fast and trying to read the captions and still do the signs currently is extremely hard and a bit confusing. Your help would be greatly appreciated

[@bubbathefelon]

I agree captions are too fast to read

[@yeseniadelgado4249]

I agree shes fast, what i usually do is write all the words down in a post-it and go over the video again.

[@McGirlie1]

Just go in settings in the corner of the video and make the speed slower thats what i did.

[@bubbathefelon]

thank you

[@darthnegrus9255]

***** You ripped it

[@kenishiagreen]

Really enjoyed this but some of it is going too fast. But thank you for the lesson.

[@P3RCHANCE]

You go at the perfect speed! Thank you!

[@ellar.2171]

I wish I had come across these videos sooner! They're really helpful and a great way to learn ASL!

[@reptilegirl4666]

This is super helpful. I've been wanting to learn sign language for so long. Thank you!

[@Share6150]

Thank you, I'm enjoying our lessons!

[@sararoth5357]

Do you have a print out of all the words you teach on for each of your videos? My boys are learning ASL as their second language and we review at the beginning of the lessons and wanted to make sure I kept track of all the words you are teaching. We are so happy to have found your videos! We are using as our curriculum. Thank you.

[@brittanymoldan]

Your videos are really helping me.

[@dianegoldman4822]

Rochelle is the best teacher!

[@videshbridgelal]

Didn't even know there was captions until now, smh, but this is amazing.

[@rudymartin8583]

What's the difference between the sign for "day" and "today"? Is the difference just in signing "now" and then "day"?

[@lopezmeli023]

You are such an amazing teacher! I'm learning so much! thank you for taking the time to make these great videos!!! :)

[@whuuter]

Love love love these lessons!

[@mymotherslove4758]

I am learning so much, Thank you!😊

[@alyssadanielle7628]

I love your videos! I like that you explain a lot of the words, makes it a whole lot easier to take notes and review later (:

[@McAmberlee]

First off, thank you for these amazing videos! I'm only on day 3 so far, but I'm loving it. Second... I'm just wondering about "today" vs "day." I'm not seeing a difference between the signs, but maybe I'm missing a detail? I rewatched and I'm stumped. Could you possibly clarify? Thank you!! 😘

[@michelleramage7387]

TY TY TY! Love learning ASL

[@madelineenns2090]

it kibd if hard for ne to follow along because she signs kind of fast. but i will keep watching and learning. im not giving up!

[@evelyngranados2766]

For Today...you first form a Y right? and then you do the day part?

[@thebadsasses3191]

thank you for helping me learn ASL !!!! youre videos help me so muc and its nice to know this because then i wont have to learn a foreign language in high school lol but its also helpful to me because a lot of my friends have to use this to help their cousin and other family member and it would be nice eto know how to help maintain the trouble they go to . once again id like to thank you for all youre help :)

[@Channychan123]

I love your videos, they are very helpful. I can only imagine how much time and effort you put into them! Just a question, is there any way to break up the captions and/or slow them down a bit? Trying to read them and watch you at the same time is hard to keep up to. Thanks again for taking the time to make such great videos :)

[@xundreb.5552]

Great video, thank you very much for sharing!

[@gothette668]

wait... Is 'today' and 'day' the same sign? D-hand shape, table top arm for non-dominant hand?

[@janelewis4486]

This is great, thank you! I'm trying to learn sign language in a year.

[@bellacairns7622]

Was there a difference between the signs for “day” and “today”? I didn’t notice one but I want to make sure I’m not missing something.

[@marleneott2859]

There's the sing for now before, so today is like now-day

[@riasrivastava9043]

Thank you so much for the videos! I love them so much :) Quick question. I always get confused with the times of the day, like morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night. Any tips?

[@nainaprakash5122]

I'm just a beginner myself, but i think of it like the sun. The arm thats always flat is the horizon. At night the sun is touching the horizon, at morning the sun is just coming up, at noon its at its full height, and then in the afternoon, its setting again. Hope this helped !

[@riasrivastava9043]

+Naina Prakash Actually, I just asked someone else, and they said the same thing! Haha thanks anyways ;)

[@mkgalaxy7741]

Thank you so much for these lessons!!!

[@blakereichert5006]

Great teaching, keep up the good work!

[@faekit]

a lot of people's problem is like they'll forget, because they dont have anyone to sign it with, but i talk to myself to loud and so often that i've just foRCED myself to start rambling at nothing in asl. this way i shut up and sTART REMEMBERING THINGS

[@hala9377]

should I be mirroring you? Or doing opposite? Or does it matter? I get confused on which hands but i'm not sure how much it matters

[@BonJournal]

Thank you! That was just what I was looking for. : )

[@cheerbeauty01]

is day and today the same thing ?

[@deernessgirls4953]

No day is fingers out and today is your first finger

[@ashtree00100]

Deerness Girls Actually it's the words NOW + DAY

[@malaika2917]

I have only seen 3 vids so far and ily 😭😭🤭 bless you

[@evelinasliauteryte]

what is a sign name? i read the comments below. and why does a death person have to assign one to you? great video. I live in UK and i would love to learn bsl but there are no good videos or phone apps or anything in bsl. only asl has good videos so i'm planning to learn that and then perhaps bsl. thank you for that amazing video it is very clear and structured well.

[@shayb.9585]

Evs fs A sign name is basically a sign or signs that help people identify you by that sign (your name) instead of finger spelling it.

[@evelyno9265]

If you struggle at the end when she reviews put the playback speed to 0.75

[@annieanonymous2294]

Hi! I'm very very new to ASL and I have some questions about Sign Names. Firstly, do you choose your own, or is it given to you? Also, is it okay to ask someone's sign name if they just fingerspell their name or do they have to offer it to you? if I may ask, what is your Sign Name? Thank you so much for these videos.

[@popcorntomato909]

+Annie “Koala” Anonymous 1. Your sign name must be assigned to you by a deaf or hard of hearing person. 2. You may ask what their sign name is.

[@onceuponatimefan4451]

I am learning ASL right now only using these videos. and it is quite difficult but I am determined and I really like it! I would love an ASL buddy to study with maybe even via Skype. Is there anyone who would like that as well?

[@shelbyrea9898]

you know, your going really fast on this one ....

[@klamartinez]

Shelby Smith so true i thought it was just me !

[@miahi2356]

click on the setting and click on the slow if i make sense i made it slower

[@juliyahnaray6556]

I do enjoy these videos, but some words I don't know, and can't figure it out.

[@collegegirl38]

What's the difference between how you sign let's begin and after?

[@elissaw4363]

One thing that I find really helps is if you say the words while signing

[@jessicraigaquaticsandexoti6664]

This one I'll have to practice

[@breannap9728]

If I do the 30 days playlist; how will my progress be?

[@_m_ulti_]

The only problem I have with this video is that its going a bit to fast, I would rather have 10 min videos where I remember it than 5 min where I forget it at the end. Sorry if its just me but I dont think I'm doing most of them right since its so fast.

[@laszlosebok4100]

Hi! :D How can Isign next (year, month, day) and last (year, month, day)?

[@willsimpsart]

I want to learn sign so bad but I have a problem with remembering the signs since I don't have anyone to practice with. The only person I know who knows sign, is my best friend but every time I bring up sign she makes fun of me and never wants to sign with me. She makes fun of me because I don't know it as well as she does but the only reason for that is because she puts me down whenever I try to learn it. I don't know what to do.

[@princessShelby-yk9dq]

Hi! Quick question, what is the difference between today and day? The signs look the same to me

[@princessShelby-yk9dq]

Also what is the difference between everyday and girl?

[@demi-godjediathogwartsrapp9938]

is there a difference between today and day? :)

[@marleneott2859]

Yes, today is singned like now-day

[@lolowemedia]

Thanks for sharing. 😀

[@kennarose783]

I love sign language. I knew it when I was a kid and dropped it, and I'm trying to relearn... Damn Carpel Tunnel is making it hard, though!

[@elliegracenow]

Hi Rochelle! Is 'tonight' the same as 'night' because I didn't see you do 'tonight'.

[@biancacontreras2416]

+Ellie Grace Music I'm pretty sure 'tonight' is signing 'now' and then 'night'

[@elliegracenow]

Bianca Contreras​​ Oh yeah, that makes sense. Thanks!

[@murphyboyse4135]

Hi I'm sorts confused cuz one of my friends told me that birthday was the same as how you sing day, is she right? Are they the same or are they different? If they're different how do u sign birthday?

[@PhoenixTawnyflower]

Mir Kandy birthday is signed by touching the middle finger to the chin and bringing it down to the chest.