Sequestered Signing: Week 1 Day 2 (Free ASL Class)

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Week 1 Theme: Introduction
Day 2 Topic: Hearing Status
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[@tori3395]

Her: week 1 day 2 *Me planning to binge the whole series of videos at once* yup definitely day 2

[@kerrahill4921]

How’s it goin? U still doin it?

[@tori3395]

@@kerrahill4921 no. I pretty much stopped at day 3 lol

[@kerrahill4921]

@@tori3395 oh lol I’m sorry

[@tori3395]

@@kerrahill4921 I just lost interest in it. It was one of those things where you feel really productive at like 12:00 at night and look for something to do. I might pick it up again some other time

[@CornDogGamer55]

@@tori3395 lol me learns German, Spanish, French, and American sign language at once day 100 for German day 5 for French year like 3 for Spanish and day 1 for American sign language

[@hisnewbestfriend]

deaf - 1:17 hearing - 2:31 please - 6:06 sign - 6:29 slow - 6:53 ASL - 7:19 Learn 8:25 & 9:07 I'm learning ASL - 8:59 understand 9:46 don't understand 9:59 again 10:43 that 11:13 what 11:22 what is that sign? 11:45 know 13:07 You know ASL? 13:16

[@ellioe395]

I appreciate you so much

[@danielwithane911]

you forgot hard of hearing and profoundly deaf but thank you!

[@hisnewbestfriend]

Sorry, but I excluded what I didn't need on purpose.

[@danielwithane911]

@@hisnewbestfriend oh okay :)

[@naomisamuel4286]

this is so helpful, thank you so much!!

[@doncarr9435]

Another quarantine binge-worthy endeavor!

[@potatomaster9663]

Yes UwU

[@danjelo9377]

Lamo same

[@kerrahill4921]

Is it working out for you? Like you still doin it? Just curious lol

[@kerrahill4921]

@@chaussure2465 Omg I thought I was the only one that was late to this video 😂

[@KesperFriend]

@@chaussure2465 same lmao- how dare he-

[@thedangercrew340]

thanks so much, I am hard of hearing and I starting to losing my hearing in my good ear and these classes are helping me communicate with my mom. my mom and me are watching so we can still communicate once my hearing goes for good.

[@evans3996]

Hey, you can also learn with Bill Vicars KZbin channel. He has almost all lessons there. I'm hearing and I'm learning ASL because I love it. It's so good that you can practice with someone

[@shirawise2318]

I’m sorry

[@potatomaster9663]

I get so sad when people say these things 😭 it makes me cry how hard our lives can be 😔

[@jackyblue-tv7561]

@@potatomaster9663 life can be heard. But we are so blessed to have such a large, and well made community, and language so we can still communicate😊

[@shwolgymbro9632]

Has it gone all the way yet ? How you holding up?

[@redeemedinhim3675]

I love the information that I get with each lesson on ASL and deaf/hard of hearing communities and the little details. Thank you for these🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@russelsmithard7566]

My sister is deaf and I've been trying to learn and teach them to her. Thank you for the best signing course I've found yet

[@marylqst]

How’s it going with the signing? We’re you able to learn her some?🥰 It’s really important for deaf people and their families to be able to sign, thank you for trying!

[@russelsmithard7566]

@@marylqst I have been learning a lot. It is a bit slower for her but she is certainly progressing. After she understands a sign once it sticks forever but its just difficult to explain the meaning the first time.

[@OurHomeschoolCastle]

So glad I found your channel! New Subscriber! I teach my children (5 kids) ASL in our homeschooling. My second oldest has Dravet Syndrome and has word finding issues. Teaching her ASL has allowed her to communicate with us more which has led to less frustration and meltdowns. I talk about all of this over on my channel too and I am starting a series of videos showing how I teach my children. So nice to meet you!

[@rizagalanido4452]

Hi Rochelle, I truly appreciate your method of teaching. You make it so clear and easy to understand and follow. I am learning a lot. Thank you.

[@mariabrown7388]

2:05 deaf 2:24 hearing 3:40 hard of hearing 5:55 please sign slow 7:15 im learning asl 9:24 i understand 9:57 i do not understand 10:20 please sign again {10:23 again} 11:00 what is that sign 12:50 you know asl

[@SON_HE-kn3kx]

❤

[@exploreknowmore6472]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! What a gift to have found your videos so organized and thorough! From our family of 6 to yours, THANK YOU!

[@gachaalexalife4444]

I got bored in quarantine so I’m learning sign language it it’s actually pretty fun I love it

[@lamarellison1366]

Thank you Rochelle, your educational tutorials, personality and the energy you bring to each video is amazing!

[@talkativeness1433]

Pfft I have no deaf friends or family members but I wanna learn this still for some reason. Not a bad thing, but like why do I want to lol

[@gachaalexalife4444]

Same

[@Orowam]

It can help in the workplace eventually. There’s lots of hearing impaired and deaf people. Having an Avenue to communicate with them can really come in clutch.

[@giraffe1219]

I feel the exact same way. Deafness has never affected my life but a few years ago I just decided I needed to learn it one day.

[@YoInJal]

Lots of people in the community would appreciate it, I'm sure! I took ASL in high school, never used it for a long time, but sure enough in two different jobs a deaf person brought me a pen and paper to communicate and seemed genuinely happy and pleasantly surprised when they realized they could just talk like normal. It's little things like that that can make someone's day too.

[@aisham7244]

Hand signs (so you can practise): 1. Deaf 2. Hearing 3. Hard of Hearing 4. Profoundly deaf 5. Please sign slow 6. I'm learning ASL 7. I don't understand 8. Please sign again 9. What is that sign? 10. You know ASL 11. (Not exactly taught but she showed )yes and no haha btw Rochelle, you're such a great and fun teacher. I find myself laughing when i learn with you haha. Thank you :)

[@michaelbark3017]

You are by far the best asl teacher I've come across. I'm only a beginner but your videos your teaching asl has changed my life you hit me in the heart. You said your hoh or hearing impaired just like I am. I can relate to you. You understand me. Keep up the good work. Thank you so much😭 crying in a good way

[@loveaiyanahxx9074]

How come the word order is different from when you’re signing and speaking?

[@loreleifae4730]

Because ASL is a different language with its own grammar and rules. Just like Spanish or French or any other language has a different grammar/word order, ASL does too. It isn't just "English on the hands"

[@originalhazelgreene]

I'm really enjoying these. Thank you ❤️😁

[@ohhhiyarea8872]

This is really helping m3, my best friend has deaf parents and today’s her wedding and can’t sleep so trying learn to hold a decent convo ... Danke so much

[@thecampfire4877]

I recently started teaching deaf & blind students art last month, and I’ve always wanted to learn sign, so I’m going for it. My translated will be disappointed, but maybe she can just make art with us lol Anyway, thank you for the awesome free lessons

[@lindsaydobson9979]

Thank you so much! You are making this learning so much easier on me - I really appreciate you!

[@kellys.1528]

New to ASL & I have a question- In the deaf/HOH/HI community, is it better or worse if you speak while signing? Does it help or does it make things worse?

[@lacigalvanssleepmeditation8160]

Thanks for being so thorough with your explanations and also being funny! I’m eager to learn because of this and your personality!

[@flwrthorn]

thank you so much for this course, im working in learning ASL and this is so helpful

[@brandonblatcher8205]

I’m loving these,they are helping me so much

[@franciscoquintanilla7805]

Really nice video. I like how you explained where to place the dominant hand. I'm a lefty so it cleared my doubts on where to place my dominant hand

[@kylamitchell3297]

same and i kinda like how the video is flipped so I can just mirror what she is doing haha

[@franciscoquintanilla7805]

@@kylamitchell3297 true

[@coribratcher4777]

I love your videos. Its helping me relearn asl after not doing it for a year

[@margaretearls2960]

I found your videos and I love them! They are clear and practical. Thanks!

[@med_alfa129]

Hello. Thank you so much your videos are very helpful for me.

[@mylifeonthehill]

I miss signing.

[@LinguaSerbia]

My uncle is deaf but wears hearing aid and speaks so I get how incorrect the sign for deaf is.

[@akkeya.joyner]

What video editing tool are you using. I like the attentive graphics. Amazing stuff- admirable to witness.

[@MarkiyC]

There are a few mistakes in the subtitles, for example instead of "deaf" the subtitles say "depth" at 0:57 and then "death" at 2:00 and then also throughout the rest of the video.

[@ca_aris11]

computers make the subtitles so theres a lot of mistakes on every video if you use youtube subtitles. so she didnt make them computers just guessed what the words are and tried to match them up

[@graysonsmithson420]

@@ca_aris11 well actually there is two choices for the subtitles. english auto-generated and english. basically this means she most likely went into subtitles on her video and tried making the subtitles better. she most likely mistakenly made a few mistakes

[@chloelikesgatoraid1939]

This was posted on my birthday. How nice!!😂

[@rainy._.dayss000]

Thank you for your hardwork!❤

[@that_nonbinary_person6642]

Here about a year late, re-learning asl because my selective mutism is getting triggered more easily😀(also just really want to re-learn it)

[@claire9159]

im learning asl bc i’m bored but these help so much ty !

[@choushine]

Rochelle are you doing any Zoom meetings/classes?

[@MissBliss818]

Question: When it comes to the sign for 'Profoundly deaf', do you by chance know if the reason behind that specific sign has to do with the 5 senses; the four fingers might represent 4 working senses, while the thumb in the ear represents the fifth sense (hearing) not working. My husband suggested this, and it got us wondering, if the fingers represent the 5 senses, minus the hearing.

[@beccabard3787]

Hello, my daughter and I enjoy learning ALS from you. I am planning on my daughter learning and taking ALS as an elective for high school, But she has to use a good textbook for it also. I was wondering if you know of any good ALS learning textbooks that would be good for her?

[@Sunnobff]

For my opinion If you can you could text her in an email or something or on her Instagram private I don't so you can get her attention 🙂

[@Ashro_j]

Wouldn't the "You know ASL?" be "ASL you-know?" ?

[@axliyaamd]

i was thinking that

[@megastar2390]

Only on day 2 but the official hello and the sign for “know” are very similar why is that?

[@thewitchofsloth]

not me commenting before the video is even over...🤦‍♀ but is there a particular way to communicate via sign language that a person CAN hear but is functionally mute?

[@MHansenMagic]

question. the sign for hearing. can this be used when talking about a legal hearing?

[@giraffe1219]

Silly question but do you sign “do you know ASL” off the bat? Like that’s still proper etiquette?

[@rayhollander]

For Please Sign Slow. I know that the sentence structure in ASL is different, so should it not be Sign slow please or slow sign please?

[@harperarida9061]

this might be further on in another video, but I am autistic and often nonspeaking. could I say the first half of the sign for deaf to indicate that i can't speak?

[@stefanib.4283]

There is a sign for mute that you can look up. Hope I didnt offend if you aren't mute, but that is probably a better way to describe that you dont speak

[@harperarida9061]

@@stefanib.4283 not at all. I'm not mute but I have frequent nonverbal episodes, so I think that could be helpful. thank you!

[@jxton_]

i have a question, is there a sign for mute hearing people? i can hear just fine but cant talk.

[@miscellaneous4276]

Learning sign language 🤟 way faster 😊

[@erinlizzie09]

I had a situation at work where a man couldn't communicate with me because he's deaf. I didn't know what to do and I felt bad. I just want to be able to help people.

[@michaellmikeyymike]

thank you this is great

[@chriserony]

I know this is a year old, but will they still understand if you sign in the order of speech? Like instead of "that" "sign" "What?" you did "what" "that" "sign"?

[@carmencarmen61]

Well this is some tough sport, my arm is all numb now 😂

[@babeena_gt_3645]

My nephew is deaf,but he talks just as clear as most non deaf people

[@eleo8266]

I literally got an ad for lingota, Rosetta Stone, and doul lingual in this one video

[@danyar98]

🌷🌷🌷

[@Pr3tty._lies]

When I say deaf I always do the second option I didn’t even know that you could do mouth than ear

[@Blakeants]

Same

[@jengiolando4159]

I’ve seen people sign sign the other way: foreward

[@oppaoppa6547]

Deaf Hearing Hard of hearing Profoundly deaf I'm learning asl (asl I learn) Please sign slow Please sign again I understand I don't understand How are you? What is that sign? (That sign what) You know asl ?

[@williameckman1164]

Im starting to realize I have fat ass hands

[@lilpoohbear653]

hilarious!!

[@curtiscashen628]

I watch Bill Vicars, there is no need of sound, Rochelle talks too much. It would work better if she would sign what she is saying. What is funny is she is a hand talker, that is she jesters a lot while talking.

[@jessicavickery7564]

How do I follow your Instagram?!?