Medical Sign Language Lesson 02 (Part 1) (ASL)

[@sign-language]

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[@alanagonsky1119]

These videos are so awesome!! You’re a fantastic teacher. I’m a nurse who took sign language many years ago in high school. I’ve been coming across many deaf patients lately and have been trying to brush up on my ASL. These videos were so informative!! You are great!! Thank you so much!!! Keep them coming :)

[@jonathansantiago5327]

I really like that this student spell signs with her palm facing the class.

[@slightmayhem]

h/h nurse, have had some asl in college, and a lot of unofficial learning. appreciate this series of lessons!

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My name is RONALD CHULA Deaf Zambian sign language tutor. Appreciating the most series of lesson in sign language

[@tyabc]

Veo todos los vídeos de principiantes y este es muy rápido para mí, no reconozco muchas señas pues en.otros vídeos anteriores no están. Agradezco al maestro mucho, siga subiendo videos están muy buenos!!

[@foxxxy1115]

So informative, and you're so funny! Learning is always easier with a good sense of humor. You are amazing!

[@iivv_nn]

I did the first 60 lessons and quizzes. Thanks.

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Same! Its a good feeling for sure!!!

[@kathleennelson3689]

Thank you for this video! I was wondering if you had any videos with words like "phew" and "oh no" or "dang it" or things like that. I appreciate all of the work and time that you put into this:) Thanks:)😁😁😁😁

[@sign-language]

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[@ChristineTHuynh]

Awesome channel!

[@markchavez_1918]

love the videos thank you so much.

[@sign-language]

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[@ttbon86]

So before signing “since” at 6:27. What in the world is the finger spelling 😅 I kept getting ‘uptonw’😅

[@sign-language]

So close! "Up to now" :)

[@ttbon86]

@@sign-language thank you so much!!!!

[@eng.bakarcode8954]

they can't talk just not c/early .but l can understand most deaf people well but it's more comfortable for them to just use sign language.

[@eng.bakarcode8954]

l deaf undertsand naame my is bakar code