Learn Personal Pronouns in American Sign Language.

[@jaysmithcool]

Please make more videos. You're a great teacher!

[@markhdavid]

I just discovered your videos and subscribed today. You are a really good teacher. Thank you.

[@lindseylee9505]

I love your videos! You do a great job!

[@shnnn222]

Can "they" and "their" be used in place of "she," "he," "her," and "his"?

[@Grr8jon]

Good question especially for nowadays. I wonder this too.

[@ChristineUfitimana]

Yaah.❤❤🎉🎉

[@adamm5425]

Why stopped posting ?

[@WolfCub228]

for the gestures to the left, is it reversed for someone who is left handed

[@ninaa8729]

Thanks!

[@cottoncandy0657]

Love it

[@nickgalvan2930]

Why did you stop🥺

[@perplexed1597]

Thanks

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Class

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[@Evale807]

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[@minniegranger1667]

Oh my gosh!! I hope you are no longer “teaching” because your videos are a mess and should be taken down. Btw, there are no signs for “am” and “is” in ASL; those are SEE signs. SEE is not an actual language the way ASL, BSL, etc are true languages. I get the feeling you took a couple classes somewhere or have a Deaf or Hard of Hearing friend and decided you are skilled enough to teach. You are not.