American Sign Language (ASL) Lesson 25
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American Sign Language (ASL) Lesson 25 taught by Dr. Bill Vicars who is Deaf/hh. He holds an earned doctorate (accredited) in Deaf Studies from Lamar University in Texas and currently teaches Deaf Studies and ASL full-time as an tenured full-Professor at a major four-year state university.) These videos do not use sound. The lessons are taught without voice. If the signing seems fast you are encouraged to first study the lessons at www.Lifeprint.com and then come back and watch the video. Kasandra is an actual ASL student. You can learn along with her as she progresses. For additional lessons and signing information, visit Lifeprint.com.
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I love when I learn a new sign and then see it used "in the wild" for the first time. In this video, just in passing, you signed "food storage". Then after watching this video, I was watching the Atomic Hands channel The Secret Life of Ants and she used the sign for food storage. I was so excited. (all the more so because food storage is not a common topic of conversation.) Thanks for all your great instruction!
That's terrific!
You should see how excited "I" get when I learn a new sign!
One of my (former students) current interns is now a professional interpreter and whenever we get together we for fun try to think of a sign the other hasn't seen before. She has a wonderfully unfair advantage in that she works for a video relay center and gets exposure to all sorts of little regional signs! Ha! All the better for me though because she brings them to me like little gifts.
@@sign-language That is cool on so many levels!
OMG!! The hair part where the girl couldn't stop laughing about the question of Dr. Bills hair!! Too funny! Dr. Bill you make it so fun I learn fast because of your great sense of humor Dr. Bill Vicars :D...thank you so much
"You have the right to remain silent" - Because I had to figure out 'remain' and 'silent' in that sentence, I don't think I will forget those. This class is giving me such joy!
Dr. Bill i found that this girl is quick to response signs ... she is good learner ... Clap for her
I'm a hearing student, 3rd semester ASL (beginner).These sign language videos are so helpful! I absolutely love the humor but one day you're going to get me in trouble for laughing out loud in the college library, lol! I am loving question 16, when she asks you about washing your hair!!
They teach hearing in school?
Dr. Vicars you're so hilarious with the joke for food store and shoe store, you got me too. :)
I was so used to seeing sarah,that when I saw kasandra, she scared me! I was like,"what the heck happened to Sarah? ! "
“kasandra”! Okay I was slowing this video down to try and catch her name.
Yes Sarah is favourite student 🥰i love her , very minded person , i feel her sign , sign make sarh
HAHAHAH, That was so FUNNY!! WHEN you were teasing about the "food store" and shoe store signing! BUAHAHHAH, YOU GOT ME THERE TOO!! I burst out LAUGHING! THANK YOU, you make the lessons so much fun while learning! :D :D. Dr. Bill Vicars
I thought that was hilarious cause in a previous lesson he did that. so I was all sitting there signing "no, you're fooling!"
nice ASL video
I like the facial expressions for all the signing
they make the question or whatever you’re saying interesting
Thank you for the videos Dr. Bill, I enjoy watching them and learning.
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I died at the setting fire of the ex boyfriend picture bit. The dramatic pause, the tension...the deprecating stare over the orizon. LFMAO
etre belle wait......... that wasn't in the video at all
Kenani Koreski I'm pretty sure it was another video that I saw it in.
The lesson on borrowing reminded me of my class discussion of Bring and Take.
Hello again! Noticed that the young lady was speaking(or mouthing,I think) the words she was signing. I was able to lip read also, as my right ear is now almost totally deaf without a hearing aid. Also just enjoy these so much anyway. Thank you for making this "fun and funny."
Thank you so much for all your videos it helped me a lot learning sign language..
I am from the Philippines
I just started learning sign language since feb.. i finished the beginners lesson this may.
Deaf applause to Kasandra- she is awesome!
What is the difference between the sign for “right (correct)” and the sign for “sister”?
The sister sign starts from the chin whereas the right sign you can do it in the air.
Chin first hand second hand each other meet ,🥰
Nobody has brought up yet that sometimes you forget to get dressed and teach class NAKED (14:50)?! Is there video?
Hmmm. Not sure where those particular videos got to.
Maybe those videos are at my subscription site?
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Hahaha
Important note, the sign he shows for movie at 6:48 "My friend signs ---" using a fist instead of flat hand, it looks very much like how I've seen "COVID" signed locally, so maybe don't use that one.
The movement is slightly different -- but I like your comment and you are right in that the two signs do look alike (handshape, location, and somewhat in the movement).
Thanks for commenting!
So, what is the difference between 1 dollar, 2 dollar vs 1st, 2nd?
Google Venn diagram. See how the circles overlap?
Similarly, some articulations (pronunciations) of the signs 1 dollar, 2 dollar vs 1st, 2nd etc. do overlap and it takes context to decide the meaning. However there are nuanced differences that can be added to the signs to disambiguate the concepts.
It is challenging to describe in typed words the (available) differences but in brief the "numerical-incorporation dollar" signs can be done with more of a circular flourish. However just because someone "can" do the numerical-incorporation version of $1 - $9 using more movement doesn't mean that those signs can't also be done with lesson movement and look similar to 1st through 9th (thus relying on context).
See: 1-dollar: ua-cam.com/video/sh2rTfdHORE/v-deo.html
See:: 1st (ordinal) ua-cam.com/video/IxHcuZfsiwE/v-deo.html
On a desktop or full-size browser (not a phone nor a tablet) try this link: ua-cam.com/users/Lifeprint-signssearch?query=first
Then scroll down the results list and notice some of the various ways to sign "first."
hello bill! at around 6:45 you start signing MOVIE. you sign 2 different versions with an open palm facing down hand. then you sign a third version a little after 6:50 that's a closed "fist" handshape version. however, with covid-19 I went ahead and learned some signs regarding the virus to keep up with recent news. I notice the sign for COVID (in specific, the virus name) is very similar to this version of movie! i have watched signduo and aslmeredith teach me the signs for COVID. would you suggest to stay away from that version of movie with the closed "fist" handshape because of how similar it now is to the sign for COVID? or am I signing COVID possibly wrong? I'm having a hard time seeing the differences between the closed "fist" handshape version for MOVIE and the sign for COVID.
I'm sorry, I'm watching through my phone mirrored to the tv and the times are a little off. around 6:40 you start signing about the versions to MOVIE, and around 6:45 you add the final, 3rd version with the closed fist I am talking about
Indeed, it would be safe to stick with the more traditional versions of "MOVIE" during the pandemic or any low-context signing situations.
Good job on noticing the similarity.
For what it is worth though those of us who are skilled at sign language generally wouldn't mistake the fist version of MOVIE with Covid because the movement is different. MOVIE generally moves twice whereas COVID only uses a single movement.
Sure, sometimes in high speed signing some people will drop one of the movements in an otherwise two movement sign -- but in general the two signs would not be confused by native or near native level signers if there were any amount of context and the sign MOVIE were done in its "citation" form (such as would be found in a dictionary entry for the sign -- with two movements.
@@sign-language makes perfect sense! thanks so much!!
Hey Bill. I was wondering, in ASL do you ever sign the word for "in"? Interested in, in California, in the house, etc. I have yet to really see any phrases using a word for it. Thank you!
Actually, prepositions at all? For example, "I learn ASL with videos ON youtube"? It seems like the answer is no, but just wanted to verify!
Jeremy Swint Lesson about food such as what to cook at home.
Jeremy Swint you could sign "I learn asl with videos from UA-cam" instead of "on UA-cam"
Wheres Sarah??
Every once in a while Sarah had to go to a meeting or take care of other business. She shows up in a few later videos. I am grateful for how dedicated she was. I'm also grateful for the other students willing to step up and fill in when needed.
bill I love these vids you are so funny
hey bill if you want to say "do you care?" would it be the same as signing "do you mind?" with the one finger coming from the nose and eyebrows up or can i sign "dont care" with eyebrows up??
CARE: If you mean “care” as in “to not mind or not care” you can use the “DON’T-CARE” sign. However if you mean “care” as in “to care about” then you can use the “CARE / concern” sign. See: ua-cam.com/video/YTtX1te20w0/v-deo.html
If you want to ask “Do you care?” - There are quite a few different ways to express the concept of “do you care” including:
YOU CONCERN YOU?
THAT IMPORTANT YOU?
IX-“it” BOTHER YOU?
IX-“it” IMPORTANT YOU?
don’t-CARE YOU?
If you ask someone if they "don't care" they can respond by stating some sort of statement that they care:
I CONCERN. (I care!)
I THINK IMPORTANT! (It's important to me.)
Or they can affirm that they don't care:
I don't-CARE
WHATEVER ME. (It doesn't matter to me.)
This is fantastic! Im curious though why the chess example sentence is topicalized while the playground example is not. Im trying to understand the sentence structure of asl XD
The short answer is that ASL has more than one sentence structure.
For a deep dive see:
www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/grammar.htm
... and read through the 22 or so pages.
Depends 😂😂!! omg @22:58 He looked like a DJ giving her scratching lessons 🤣🤣🤣
you’re beautifull can i learn asl with you
Please do Biblical signs..
Gospel book
Hi what is the sign at 29:42 to 29:43
She seems like some type of agent lol.
all right .
Whats the sign at 20 seconds
That sign can mean various things such as accomplish or achieve but in this situation it just means "catch it."
@Bill Vicars I felt it looked similar to fool and I was confused
WE HAVE BEEN BAM BOOZLED AT 23:36
Wait till you see the sign for "shoe store."
Heh.
Comepletely random, this girl is really pretty
If I recall right, Kasandra holds the distinction of having been the youngest female to become a pilot in California.
She is also a hero in terms of overcoming adversity. Check out her profile:
Kasandra Satrapa:
In the Spring of 2012, I took my second Bikram yoga class, and appreciated the first challenge it offered me to stay in the room for the full 90 minutes. I hadn’t yet discovered the magical healing benefits of the backbends of the 26+2 sequence, but was privileged to enjoy the other countless benefits once I had the opportunity to pursue it as a second form of physical therapy.
I had just battled and conquered a rare life threatening illness, a type of Encephalitis which can attack the brain and/or spinal cord causing rapid physical and/or mental digression interrupting my studies of American Sign Language (ASL) in 2011. I was temporarily unable to walk without assistance, operate one side of my body or see and hear the world around me accurately. After extensive therapies, included but not limited to heavy steroid treatment, the Encephalitis I fought was resolved within a few months hospital stay. After restarting my yoga practice with some private lessons, and smaller sized traditional non-heated yoga classes, I was ready to step inside the hot room again. I observed that the more I came to class, the more quickly my central nervous system seemed to allow my senses of sound, sight and touch to normalize, my pre-existing anxiety became manageable, the strength lost on one side of my body returned, and my pharmacy was eventually completely replaced by practicing this sequence regularly.
Now, I use this practice to give myself daily peace of mind that the body is functioning, and I get to discover how with acceptance each day. The Bikram yoga method systematically allows the opportunity to work every part of the body. That fact inspired me to spread the countless healing benefits to others by completing RYS 200 Yoga Alliance teacher training in the spring of 2016, and I began instructing during the summer of that year. Mostly because of Bikram yoga, I was able to return to Sac State, to pick where I’d left off. I completed the coursework to earn a BA in Deaf Studies in December of 2016. I had indeed worked a bit throughout my recovery teaching piano lessons, however, now I have the career goal of improving Deaf access to yoga by joining a company which provides yoga instruction to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. However, for the time being I’m just taking life day by day, discovering the blessings the hot room can bring to me and others as a student and instructor.
(Source: www.yogaroseville.com/apps/mindbody/staff/100000065 )
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Cool thx
It would have been the greatest if they just ended the video by going to a movie instead of finishing class xD
Agreed.
lol when she signed her name i thought she signed "saoirse" (ronan). she looks exactly like saoirse ronan tbh
this girl is lovely