A Deaf Perspective: ASL Signs and Slang | ft. Ren Putz

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  • @streamofawareness
    @streamofawareness 6 років тому +57

    Stumbled into this by accident, had a bit of a giggle when you guys were discussing "sick" as an expression in ASL. It's got its own weird meanings in English, too. "That's sick!" can mean "that's gross!" or "that is so freaking awesome!" If someone says a song has a "sick beat" they usually mean they like it and the term "sick burn" means "whoa, that was an epic insult." Lol, language is pretty wild.

  • @foxxxy1115
    @foxxxy1115 2 роки тому +6

    Omg this has to be the best ASL slang video I've seen! There are some signs where seeing the English equivalent doesn't match up (like the "duh" sign, middle finger to forehead, similar to SICK) where I still can't get what it means, all the English equivalents are totally different. But you two signing at a natural pace, explaining things so well, please make more!!

  • @NoxYourSox
    @NoxYourSox 2 роки тому +21

    I still struggle a lot with ASL and especially expressions. I'm autistic and I just tend to emote in a very flat way that is hard to understand. When speaking English I have the same problem, my tone of voice is very flat which makes it harder for hearing people to interpret. Thank you for making this video, it was really cool to learn about some signs I'm less familiar with!

    • @kittycat3638
      @kittycat3638 Рік тому +2

      Same

    • @Raven-nd1kc
      @Raven-nd1kc Рік тому +3

      I have the same issue. I was talking to a non autistic person about it and they said you have to use facial expressions but I'm like if I don't really use facial expressions or tone much when I speak English then why would I in asl? What if an autistic person that struggles with facial expression is also born deaf?

  • @lanek.9883
    @lanek.9883 8 років тому +35

    I'm fluent in sign and came across this and watched this out of curiosity. You two did a great job of explaining the meaning of words that really don't translate easily to English!

  • @jenniferrayman1874
    @jenniferrayman1874 9 років тому +45

    This is awesome! Thank you for subtitling this so that my ASL students can fully access it and learn from your beautiful explanations!

  • @RoganShannon13
    @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +39

    Jennifer Rayman, I can't reply to your comment, but thank you! I always caption my videos so they're accessible to everyone. I'm glad to know that you're showing this to your ASL class!

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  8 років тому +4

      +Rajeyah AtAgri I would love to, but it'd be tough to do seeing we're in completely different cities now. Howeverrrr if I get the opportunity, what kind of video would you like to see?

  • @chatswithellein-active3839
    @chatswithellein-active3839 9 років тому +25

    I'm HoH learning ASL, and this was awesome. I learned a few new signs! Thanks

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +5

      +ellebelle That was the idea! Thank you for watching!

  • @InklingThe
    @InklingThe 6 років тому +5

    Great video, I'm actually subscribing because you have some fantastic content here.
    I love how, after I got the grasp of some of those words, I noticed non-verbal hearing equivalents, like [cough], seems similar to what I would describe as the Jim Halpert Awkward Reaction.
    Thank you for sharing!

  • @mikeym.2789
    @mikeym.2789 5 років тому +2

    Great video! A few of those are brand new to me, so thank you two!!! Also, have to say how excited I was to see Ren in one of your videos! I’ve been fascinated by ASL since I first saw it spoken when I was little, but it wasn’t until I saw Spring Awakening in NY a few years ago I HAD to start learning. That production will allllways stick with me and STILL continues to inspire me when I’m studying ASL.

  • @miraaliene7707
    @miraaliene7707 9 років тому +1

    Yeeeeeesss!! I finally found the videos with the signs I've been stuck on! Thank you so much!! This helped tremendously!

  • @HappyCatastrophy
    @HappyCatastrophy 9 років тому +4

    FANTASTIC!!! Thanks! Keep up the current slang vids! As an interpreter in a college setting this is very helpful!

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +1

      +Candice Kingrey If any new slang comes up, I'll try to remember to do that! I'm glad to know this was helpful!

  • @LLivLLaffLLuv
    @LLivLLaffLLuv 7 років тому +1

    I'm trying to learn ASl (just started a few months ago), and I love watching you guys sign. I learn a bunch of words by reading the captions and watching you guys.

  • @MorganReece
    @MorganReece 9 років тому +3

    This is awesome! Thank you so much! Love your clear signs, and very much appreciate the captioning! Subscribed today and can't wait to watch more!

  • @barbaraledford1572
    @barbaraledford1572 2 роки тому

    Thank you for making this video. I could watch you two for hours!

  • @alisharo58
    @alisharo58 7 років тому +2

    wow this was fantastic. language is not simply translation from one language to another, it's invention. I love this. I'm in a beginners ASL class, I have to share this with everyone. so informative

  • @AmputeeOT
    @AmputeeOT 9 років тому +8

    This video was great! Thank you so much for posting these! I am HoH and my boyfriend is Deaf and ASL is my second language. I learned a couple of new signs. Kissfist you!

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +4

      +AmputeeOT I'm glad you enjoyed it and learned some new things!

  • @acecole5695
    @acecole5695 6 років тому +1

    I know this is an old vid but thank you so much for making it. Im currently learning asl and this will help so much in everyday use

  • @CCLove777
    @CCLove777 Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @saramasura
    @saramasura 2 роки тому

    This is awesome! I learned so much here. Thank you!

  • @dar9430
    @dar9430 2 роки тому

    I was sent here by thedailysmile...it's interesting to be taught by u both. U make it look easy. I look forward to binge watching u guys 2day!

  • @llputney
    @llputney 9 років тому +5

    So many times I've struggled to translate ASL into English - this was perfect!

  • @marciabreese9440
    @marciabreese9440 7 років тому +1

    This was GREAT!! Thank you!

  • @adriannavellon1723
    @adriannavellon1723 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for always capturing the radio that what I can see what you're signing and I can keep learning how to say I'm going to bring I have a daughter who

  • @grantfromthegrantianplanet
    @grantfromthegrantianplanet 7 років тому

    I think it's about time for another one of these, Rogan!

  • @jennchristianson6753
    @jennchristianson6753 2 роки тому

    We enjoyed your video! Can you please make more like this? We learned a lot!

  • @carl8218
    @carl8218 6 років тому +1

    This is everything! Thank you!

  • @Imbannasteele
    @Imbannasteele 9 років тому +6

    Yes!! This video was so perfect to explain an American sign language slang! I know it was so hard how to explain what ASL's words actually mean to translated for English.. Haha. You should shared this video to deaf community!!

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +2

      This video is public, feel free to share it :)

  • @e.s.4184
    @e.s.4184 2 роки тому

    Here from a post on how to respectfully write Deaf/HoH characters in fiction. Really interesting and informative! I did notice, with the [cough] sign, I've done that to silently indicate to hearing friends that something we just saw happen was stupid/funny. I'm hearing and I never knew it was also ASL slang! Really great stuff, guys.

  • @doro7649
    @doro7649 8 років тому +2

    I don't understand sign language, but came across your channel through the New Age Creators. It's interesting reading the captions while watching your videos :)

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  8 років тому

      +Do Ro I hope I can make stuff as good as theirs someday! Thanks for watching :)

  • @xannis7784
    @xannis7784 8 років тому +1

    This video is very intersting! I'm deaf too and from Germany and we also have there 'Deaf Words' we can't explain :D i really enjoyed watching this video!

  • @ynehteb
    @ynehteb 8 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for the video! Definitely helpful in explaining things. I was wondering if you could describe how to sign the ASL word "Bai"?

  • @zelmaandersoninterpretings5927
    @zelmaandersoninterpretings5927 4 роки тому

    I loved your presentation. Thank you so much.

  • @LunaciaBooks
    @LunaciaBooks 4 роки тому +1

    I know a tiny bit of NSL, but it's the same there! It has some words we don't have in neither spoken nor written Norwegian (we actually have to official Norwegian languages, bit that's another story). And I of course there's dialects in NSL, as well. 😊

  • @KLee27533
    @KLee27533 6 років тому +1

    I've always tried to explain accepthard and your suck it up butter cup analogy was spot on lol
    I'm HoH and not even gonna lie when I talk with hearing people I'll find myself saying things like "oh man that movie was champ!" And they're like...what?? 😂

  • @amandamauk9017
    @amandamauk9017 9 років тому

    Great video! Loved the video and the examples given were clear and easy to understand!

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому +1

      +Amanda Mauk Thank you! I'm glad the examples were clear!

  • @undiscovredpoet18
    @undiscovredpoet18 7 років тому +1

    I was excited that I knew quite a few of these! But, even though I'm hearing, sometimes I can see something in ASL and totally understand the concept, but still have trouble explaining it to a hearing person that doesn't know ASL. I love videos like this because they help me improve my ability to think conceptually and not try to translate directly from English. Also, funny story: before I knew the sign "champ", I was watching a video and I confused it with the sign for mushroom. I kept thinking to myself "why does this guy keep saying mushroom? It has to be something else!" And then I learned haha.

  • @adriannavellon1723
    @adriannavellon1723 6 років тому

    Thank you for always capturing the radio that what I can see what you're signing and I can keep learning how to say I'm going to bring I have a daughter

  • @elinekonstansekjsnes8691
    @elinekonstansekjsnes8691 8 років тому +8

    How would you indicate irony? I'm learning asl, and I love to use irony, but I'm scared that I won't show the irony clearly enough.

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  8 років тому +16

      That's a very good question! To be honest, I'm not quite sure. I think it would be mainly to do with facial expressions, that's how we convey sarcasm or how we don't really mean something in that way. Like if we were signing something that's "positive" but not really, we'd do it with rolling eyes or exaggerated facial expressions. That's the best way I can think to answer your question!

  • @itsojerald
    @itsojerald 3 роки тому

    This is good 👍🏽 great information and fun to watch.

  • @RobbieBackpacking
    @RobbieBackpacking 7 років тому

    Really enjoying your content Rogan!

  • @NovasYouTubeName
    @NovasYouTubeName 3 роки тому

    Fantastic video this was really helpful thank you!

  • @ASLTerp
    @ASLTerp 9 років тому +3

    Hi y'all, for "2 finger" or "U" "pow" sign where you said close English word is "burn" one can also use "moded" or "in your face" or "slam" or even "got" as in she "got" me. Fun stuff!

    • @WoWforMCprograming
      @WoWforMCprograming 7 років тому

      Also two people burning each other in an argument means they're roasting each other / getting roasted

  • @zelmaandersoninterpretings5927
    @zelmaandersoninterpretings5927 4 роки тому +1

    I also stumbled on this by accident. I like the one where you said it was hard to accept. I thought of an equivalent English idiom "that is hard to swallow but I concur. " Would that work ?

  • @davidhensley76
    @davidhensley76 8 місяців тому

    I (hearing) learned 'true biz' signed your way, like 'true rock.' Deaf in my area sign it with the 'biz' part moving like 'enough-full.'

  • @JewlTonz
    @JewlTonz 4 роки тому

    LOVE IT! Thanks!

  • @ASLTerp
    @ASLTerp 9 років тому +5

    Also, "middle finger on the throat" can be voiced "cat got your tounge" "speechless" or even "guilty" and "no repsonse" too.

  • @onedaybecca
    @onedaybecca Рік тому +1

    i swear deaf people or someone fluent in asl, are magic. this video is a good example on how they can basically read minds...they're not even looking anywhere else but each othrs eyes?!? how???

    • @JessicaNiles
      @JessicaNiles Рік тому

      peripheral vision. ;) They're taking in the whole picture... ASL communication is not just watching isolated signs... it's facial expression, body movements/shifting, mouthing, etc... but I agree there's a sprinkling of magic in there, too.

  • @smileonyourface10
    @smileonyourface10 7 років тому +1

    the sign [wow] in front of your nose, looks like the sign for crazy in VGT (flemish sign language)

  • @joanhoffman
    @joanhoffman 9 років тому +1

    all those sign...I have problem to ASL to English. One of the hardest part is thinking and speak out right English words.

  • @mollytaylor8122
    @mollytaylor8122 5 років тому

    I know you posted this a long time ago, but could you explain the "finish" sign a little more? Thank you for the great video!

  • @savannahblazina9806
    @savannahblazina9806 2 роки тому +1

    i often interpret wow as "holy cow" most times it is suitable

  • @ASLInterpreterSHansen
    @ASLInterpreterSHansen 7 років тому +1

    Ha! I terp that one (2:26) pet peeve, annoying,just SO annoying, bugging me, totally had it with that ;oD

  • @jasoncleveland8066
    @jasoncleveland8066 6 років тому +1

    I feel that some of those signs that are hard to put into English are because they could be compared to gasping, humming, or grunting sounds hearing people tend to make while communicating and listening. Just a thought.

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  6 років тому +1

      Oh, absolutely! We tried to describe those anyway because it's not automatically recognizable as a "sound" to those who aren't signers.

  • @stephaniecolon6221
    @stephaniecolon6221 7 років тому

    Super helpful, thanks for the video.

  • @imjustsayin100
    @imjustsayin100 9 років тому +2

    perfect! thanks!

  • @maryjaneolson4776
    @maryjaneolson4776 3 роки тому

    What is the name of video "part 1"?

  • @Freckles_asl0587
    @Freckles_asl0587 7 років тому

    Depending on expression is say [sick] is more like annoyed/annoyance or like an eye roll

  • @lookingup82
    @lookingup82 8 місяців тому

    Some of those signs are like when hearing hearing people would say, uh huh, go on, I'm listening. mm mm (like interesting sounds, no words either)

  • @KoriJaiden
    @KoriJaiden 9 років тому

    great video! :) Thanks so much!

  • @AuDHDarling
    @AuDHDarling 5 років тому

    Are there ASL equivalents for either "aw yiss" or "yaaas"? Basically a slangy emphatic/funny way of saying yes? Thanks!

  • @TJtheHuman
    @TJtheHuman 4 роки тому

    Thanks for this! Is begrudgingly a good translation for [ACCEPTHARD]?

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  4 роки тому

      I think so! It'd probably depend on context, but that is a good word for it.

    • @TJtheHuman
      @TJtheHuman 4 роки тому

      @@RoganShannon13 yeah, I don't think I can form a sentence that would mean the same thing unless I include accept with begrudgingly, now that I think about it.

  • @stephennordlinger365
    @stephennordlinger365 Рік тому

    Very helpful!

  • @wordswithoutwords8078
    @wordswithoutwords8078 6 років тому

    This was such a great and informative video! Out of curiosity, what city/state was this made in?

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  6 років тому

      At the time this video was made, Ren and I were both students at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in upstate NY. But Ren is from Chicago, and I'm from Washington state.

    • @wordswithoutwords8078
      @wordswithoutwords8078 6 років тому

      Rogan Shannon Thank you!

  • @angelofvlogs
    @angelofvlogs 8 років тому +1

    Hey! I am doing a school presentation about deaf people and sign language and I was wondering if I could use this video to show that you do not always have an equivalent to words during the presentation? I only speak very few sign language mostly just some words I caught during videos of you and other deaf vloggers and I really enjoyed this one and remembered it now that I am preparing the presentation? Greetings from Germany! :)

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  8 років тому +3

      Absolutely! Just remember, and I suggest you make it clear too, that sign language is not international and varies widely from country to country. So what you see here works only in areas that use American Sign Language. But otherwise, yes! The same goes for the other way! There are a lot of English idioms or phrases that don't translate well into sign!

  • @staciebanks-xe6pu
    @staciebanks-xe6pu 9 місяців тому

    I’m deaf and autistic . I am27 and i struggle with facial expressions as well as understanding others facial expressions. I often have to sign I’m autistic in the beginning and explain that . Just so I’m not taken for rude.

  • @CP-ll6qg
    @CP-ll6qg 4 роки тому +1

    [gotme] it's like "touche" maybe?

  • @BriannaF-z4g
    @BriannaF-z4g 6 місяців тому

  • @debhall7667
    @debhall7667 2 роки тому

    Need to move subtitles lower so we can see your hands better

  • @cbt2629
    @cbt2629 3 роки тому

    Awesome..I can now slang ask with my son..haha..I understand..cant wait to use peh peh he's a super fast signer....cause I am paying attention!!..lol slow down..

  • @StaciaAmnaber
    @StaciaAmnaber Рік тому

    Very means more of what you are talking about.

  • @marstarr28
    @marstarr28 3 роки тому

    I want to add a another word. “Seriously”or serious

  • @jillgodfrey8445
    @jillgodfrey8445 6 років тому

    How abt TRUE WORK

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  6 років тому

      We covered this one! We call it trubiz, and it's at 4:21

    • @jefferydavis7329
      @jefferydavis7329 6 років тому

      I think you mean "tru biz," that was at about 4:24

  • @kewkabe
    @kewkabe 6 років тому

    Why doesn't this video have sound?

  • @adm-ci4eq
    @adm-ci4eq 9 років тому

    help need not trying to affind

  • @ramtharnghakichhangte4999
    @ramtharnghakichhangte4999 8 років тому

    Hruaia renthlei

  • @jaynekercheval3605
    @jaynekercheval3605 5 років тому

    Rogan, has anyone ever told you there's a resemblance to James Corden?

  • @harryhartwell410
    @harryhartwell410 9 років тому

    Looks very much like sign supported English

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  9 років тому

      Are you talking about the slang, or how we sign?

  • @aslscott78
    @aslscott78 7 років тому

    You sign way too fast

    • @RoganShannon13
      @RoganShannon13  7 років тому

      That's my normal speed, I can't really slow down. UA-cam does have the option to change the speed faster or slower, if you click on the gear icon.