Your Signing Will Improve The Moment You Watch This

Are you ready to take your American Sign Language (ASL) skills to the next level? Whether you're just starting out or already have some experience, this video is designed to push your abilities further. Join us as we jump into the world of ASL used in auto mechanic shops, covering essential signs like 'car', 'tow', 'bid', 'vibration', 'crash', 'insurance', 'damage', and more.
Throughout the video, we'll explore not only the signs themselves but also the nuances of fingerspelling, classifiers, body positioning, and facial expressions. This comprehensive approach ensures that you not only learn the signs but also understand the context and meaning behind them.
But here's where the real challenge begins: Watch the entire video and then record yourself copying the signs and body movements demonstrated. This exercise will reveal your strengths and weaknesses in ASL more effectively than simply watching tutorials.
So, are you up for the challenge? Dive in, expand your sign language skills, and discover the intricacies of ASL. Don't just watch - participate and learn!
#asl
#scottykilmer
#signlanguage
#automotiverepair
#signlanguagechallenge
#facialmovement
#mechanic
Timecode
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Mechanic
1:52 - Auto/Car
2:39 - Tow
3:43 - Look Over
4:32 - Approximate/Guess
5:34 - Bid/Quote/Itemize
6:39 - Smell
7:06 - Vibration
7:49 - Exhaust
8:43 - Flat Tire
9:30 - Air Conditioning
10:21 - Fix
11:43 - Crash
14:44 - Windshield Crack
15:48 - Paint
16:34 - Insurance Company
17:52 - Damage/Totaled

[@tinamoore338]

Thank you for doing this video for mechanics.

[@tinamoore338]

This is why I like your teaching style you are able to sign and facial expressions I tend to forget facial expressions.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Facial expressions just take time and practice

[@MichaelBurnz]

You're a great teacher my friend. Thanks

[@signlanguagepractice]

super kind of you to say...Thanks!

[@kellycronk1596]

Strongly agree

[@kellycronk1596]

So happy about this lesson. Happy Easter, my Friend 🧡

[@signlanguagepractice]

Glad you enjoyed it. Happy Easter!

[@hazelbradford4224]

Big up yourself!!! You certainly make learning ASL fun. 👍 👎 🤙

[@signlanguagepractice]

Hope you’re getting better

[@hazelbradford4224]

@@signlanguagepractice Yes! I am.

[@kellycronk1596]

👏 So good, 👌

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thanks

[@susanhenley8240]

Lots of new signs in this video, hopefully I won't need them ;-)

[@signlanguagepractice]

Dentists and Mechanics!

[@tinamoore338]

I have a few questions for you but iam not sure if the questions I have are going to offend you or anyone else or appropriate to ask. It's coda related. Here it goes how did your parents know if you were crying as a baby. Or wake up for work? A door bell going off, a phone ring. Is there tools for these situations ?

[@signlanguagepractice]

There are tools. For example. there are wireless receivers that are attached to a light. When a doorbell sounds or a baby cries the light goes off and on

[@tinamoore338]

How can we get involved signing with someone there is nothing in my area and I don't know anyone that signs. I don't know of any events to go to to meet people.

[@signlanguagepractice]

See if your state has a Deaf Association, if so, contact them and see what resources are close

[@tinamoore338]

OK thank you again. My state Tn.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Look up the Tennessee Council for the Deaf and find the regional office closest to you

[@tinamoore338]

@@signlanguagepractice oh thank you this will really help. I didn't know what to look up, I feel bad about not knowing.