My second week of interpreting school.

I know ASL, but could always improve. I’m not Deaf. These videos are like a diary to me. It’s more of SEE or PSE but I try to use as much ASL as I can into what I tell you. I am learning to become an ASL interpreter. Thanks for supporting my journey! Subscribe! 🤟🏼❤️

[@user-ku4gp2xd5y]

Good job 👏. Nice and slow. Easy to follow along.😊😊😊

[@mt-up]

Thanks for sharing. I am learning ASL and it helps that you sign slower. Please share more.

[@tygerlily1700]

Thank you❤

[@user-ku4gp2xd5y]

I finally finished the video and realized there were no subtitles. 😮
My skills have improved so much. Thanks for posting this gem.

[@heidisignsasl]

@@user-ku4gp2xd5y well I did a voice over, but good job!

[@user-ku4gp2xd5y]

I don't mean to be nosey, but which college did you attend? Was ASL your major?

[@heidisignsasl]

@@user-ku4gp2xd5y yes it was with teaching. It was a combined degree. Currently back to school for interpreting!

[@user-ku4gp2xd5y]

You should go to Gallaudet. They have a 59 percent acceptance rate. Just going is a huge credentials boost. That's why they only have a 44 percent graduation rate.
You would be called a normie (muggle). If it were Hogwarts, you would be Hermione Granger. Which house do you think the sorting hat would choose for you?
I thought about going, but I can't afford it. Dana from ASLLove is also involved in the school district (NJ). She has been working in the NJ school system translating ASL for over 20 years. I imagine a recommendation from her would go pretty far.