The Basics of ASL Questions and Responses
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- In this video you'll learn a lot of signs and grammar to know how to form basic ASL sentences to ask questions and give responses.
Questions Video: • ASL Questions Tutorial
Topic Comment Sentences Video: • ASL Sentence Structure...
NAVIGATION
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - TEACHING: Questions (Wh & Y/N)
VOCABULARY - QUESTIONS
1:25 - How
1:37 - What
1:47 - Where
1:58 - You
2:07 - Name
2:16 - Live
2:29 - ASL
2:37 - Bathroom
2:46 - Understand
2:54 - Hearing
3:02 - Learn
3:11 - Help
3:35 - Want
SENTENCES - QUESTIONS
3:48 - How are you?
3:56 - What is your name?
4:08 - Where do you live?
4:22 - Are you hearing?
4:35 - Where is the bathroom?
4:46 - Are you learning ASL?
5:04 - Do you understand?
5:16 - Do you want help?
5:28 - TEACHING: Topic/Comment Structure
RESPONSES VOCABULARY
5:49 - Hearing
5:57 - Deaf
6:07 - Hard of Hearing
6:16 - yes
6:24 - No
6:33 - Personal Pronouns
7:04 - Possessive Pronouns
7:43 - Happy
7:53 - Fine
8:00 - So-So
8:07 - Bad
8:17 - Bored
8:25 - Busy
8:37 - Confused
8:48 - Excited
8:58 - Fine
9:05 - Good/Well
9:16 - Tired
9:25 - Mad
9:36 - Nothing
9:44 - Sad
9:54 - Same ol'
10:03 - Scared
10:14- Sick
10:23 - Sleepy
SENTENCES - QUESTIONS
10:48 - I am excited!
10:59 - My name is Sara
11:16 - I live in Texas
11:30 - The bathroom is over there
11:40 - Yes. I am learning ASL
12:00 - No I don't understand
12:18 - Yes. You can help me.
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Sign language is so beautiful 🥹 This channel has taught me SO MUCH! I just started learning from your videos a few days ago and I’m SO EXCITED! I recently met a person who’s hard-of-hearing (deaf) and it was such a pleasure to be around her. This was before your videos, so I was only able to communicate with her by pointing in a certain direction (when she asked for water by pointing at her bottle) or telling one another we were going to break by the basic “snapping” gesture, lunch was the “hand to mouth” gesture. But since that day, I’ve wanted to actually START learning the correct and proper way of communicating in ASL, and all I can say is it’s such a beautiful and lovely way of communicating 🥹👏🏼❤️ I wish for everyone to learn ASL 🙏🏼 Talking is overrated!! Lol jk. Thank you so much for sharing!! 👏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼
I’ve been learning ASL through her and in a week with practice every day I can have a basic conversation with my mute friend. So thank you.
Holy moly thank you so much this is awesome!!! I'm not deaf and I don't know anyone deaf but I still wanted to learn and with you i can!! thank you so much!!
I'm really enjoying these videos! I have a high school classmate who I've been telling for the last couple years that I would learn ASL. She is hard of hearing and it's getting worse as we age. I'd love to be able to sign with her when I see her. Thank you!
When I talk to people I sign as well, even though I don't know anyone who is deaf, I am learning ASL and your videos really help!
I love your videos. I work for a fire department and I have seen sign language come in handy when I first started and have always wanted to learn. Your videos are easy to follow and well done. I know you have asked another video about ideas for videos maybe you can do one that would help first responders
I'm so Grateful for the time and effort you bring to making these videos. Thank you 😊
You are so welcome!
I'm just starting to learn ASL. is there a reason the "me" is at both the beginning and the end of sentences? can it be left off the end or would that be considered improper grammar?
I believe it's to make it easier for the person you're talking to to know when it's their turn? i think you may be able to leave it off in informal conversation (take this with a grain of salt as im neither deaf/HOH nor fluent in ASL)
@@hikk1pilled Yes, you are correct, she says so in another video. It's called a "closing signal". I don't know if it's okay to drop it in informal conversation or not, though.
@@loricat5606in other videos they don’t really use it, so i guess it’s ok
My son is learning ASL in school and they don’t use it . I love this video! Thank you
@@hikk1pilledp8😢 0:29 😅
Thank you sooo much for this video! 8:31 is where I amend
That’s a very great video of questions and responses. It will help signers to understand the questions and answers. Hopefully that the signers will be using their face expressions. Meredith, I wish you the very best of luck in teaching students about ASL. Have fun! 😊😊
Thanks so much Meredith, I love your videos, you are an expect.
Hello, I live in Kenya and I love your videos. We have our own sign language,KSL, but I like the teacher here😊.
Thank you for this beautiful video and thank you for making me learn sign language easily.❤️🌹
It's my pleasure
GOOD MORNING. MY NAME IS KHUMO FROM SOUTH AFRICA.I AM A BEGINER. LEARNING SASL.THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEOS. THEY HELP A LOT. MOST SIGNS ARE SIMILAR AND THAT HELPS A LOT.
SHALOM!😊
wooooowwww!!! Love this video! Thank you ! God bless you more!
Your viedeos have helped me so much! I work with a few deaf individuals, and I feel taking the time to try and commucnicate with them hopefully makes them feel more included. It's easy to say a workplace is "inclusive", but if you don't take the time to at least try to communicate/understand people, is it really? Thanks so much; your videos rock!!
Thanks so much for these videos they are so helpful 🎉
I wish I could afford this class. I'm definitely saving for the next one. Hopefully there being one, these videos are great!
Wow 🤩 you just turned the light 💡 for me, thank you for your wonderful explanations.
Awesome. Thank you.
Thanks for another great video, keep up the great work and keep smiling
OMG THIS IS THE BEST I LEARN SO MUCH ALREADY I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS
Thank you so much
Woo-hoo that's nice video l learn something
I love your videos! They are so informative and your personality makes it fun to learn.
i know asl basics for 5 years and i be happy to learn more about asl i been seen this for moths i want to get better
What is the purpose of "you" at the end of a question if it's already signed at the beginning?
It's a closing signifier, meaning you're done speaking.
I have a question Meredith: why in ASL do we use the personal pronoun when introducing ourselves and not the possessive? Wouldn't that be saying "Me name is Anne?" Thank you for your amazing content!!
I have learned it as “My name …”. Seems there are multiple teachings out there. The other as she does it is more like “I so and so” except it’s not I it’s me but ASL doesn’t use letters so Me and I are the same sign.
Thanks so much for this! I'm trying to learn ASL so I could communicate with my relative's house-helper. 🤟🏼
you are helping me learn sign asl you are my favoret sign teacher
Can you please make more quizzes!! I find them very helpful !!!
Thank you for helping us by teaching ASL
Any time!
Darn, I won't have the money for several days. Hopefully you will be doing another intensive in the future. Until then I will keep watching videos. Thank you for your time and work put into it.
Thank you ❤
I started about 2 days ago and have learned a lot here. thanks need to learn the alphabet still though.
thank u!!
I love just how simple it is. Like how bored is essentially picking your nose haha genius
I like this.
first! love it!
🎉
I AM BEGINER AND THIS HELP ME A LOT THANK YOU🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
I work at a coffee shop, and, we have a deaf chat night, I am re-learning ASL so I can communicate with my customers. Wish me luck.
Tnx
Okay so “are you hearing?” Turns into “you hearing you?” But then what would “are you hearing yourself?” Translate to?
Hi thank you so much for helping me learn sigh language because my dream job is to be an interpreter for asl
You're so welcome! And you can do it!
I have a question that came up from this and the family signs video last week that I was reminded of regarding similar signs. I've noticed that "fine" and "formal/polite" are very similar to one another. From what I can tell, the difference is that "fine" is just two taps of the thumb on the chest, while "formal/polite" is the same handshape (or one that's slightly exaggerated with the fingers extended back) that "bounces" up, similar to how the sign for "happy" "bounces" up. I hope this articulates the question properly, I don't know technical terms for describing signs very well, so I tried to describe it the best I can. Thanks, as always!
I suppose because formal people in history were said to be fine gentlewomen or gentle ladies. They were very polite then. Watch “Sense and Sensibility”.
When I was in my twenties I learned sign language and learned completely different signs for certain words, never knew any difference
how do you sign "and"?
I've always been curious about learning ASL. I want to get the hang of some basics. I don't have anyone in my family with auditory impairments, so I'm not sure how learning this would practically serve me. The lady reminds me of Liz Phair. Lol.
i love asl
thank you so much for this because in my new school i will meet many people who can't here
I have a question, if you don’t end the sign in a closing signal, is the sign completely wrong or will someone still understand? Just wondering
Schools have to teach this.
I’m hard of hearing and trying to learn some more basics to communicate with deaf customers. Is this signing of so-so/usual how you would ask a customer if they wanted the usual? Like their usual order?
I want to know why do you have to repeat the word “you” before and after some questions?
Video request!!! Can you please make a video on same signs that have different meanings. After watching a few videos I start to get confused where I have seen the same sign when it can mean something different in a different conversation
Yeass!! I agree 💯
why is it you help want want instead of you want help you? i’m curious, these videos are so so helpful! i work at disney and my biggest goal this year is to learn asl to be more help to people :)
Im really curious if its necessary to repeat the you in the questions, only because i've seen other instructors just use the first you, but no the one at the end.
Thank you for your work!!!
Always wondering to learn the sign language.
Now i have a few deaf co-workers, wish to speak with them, but they are Estonians, and i'm not sure if they understand me using ASL
Is there's a big difference between sign languages?
yes, there are different sign languages, just like speaking languages. Lots of spoken languages have their own standard sign language that accompanies it. I don't know any, but it's probably best to look into Estonian sign language if they use it, or ask if they know ASL. Hopefully you can sign together.
Could you do a video on how to sign words in the beauty industry? Like eyebrows, would you like your hair done?
love it congratulations Blessings excellent work
Thank you! You too!
When can we get the rest of the WH signs? Where can I find them??
Thank you so much!
I remember watching a deaf girl sign “how’s the class” with her wh word first, is it just different for “how”?
I am from India, I have learnt so many signs from your videos
Can you please help
1)How can I sign up for skill share
2)will it help me in my career
3)where I can give exam.
if we just give the sign name or live.....will that be enough for them to understand!
Someone please help me - does it matter which hand I use? If I do the opposite hands that Meredith is doing, is it OK or is it considered bad grammar or rude?
Make sure you use your dominant hand. My dominant hand is my right hand.
Loving this if I’m gonna die
Your 5 hands 🤣😂😭 got me laughing to an early grave
which orange came firs the color or the fruit. think about it 🍊
I got confused with the same'ol one because thats also the sign for routine
Why do you have to say "you" at the beginning and end?
Got a doubt Why can't we just sign directly for some sentences like for i learn asl we can sign me learn asl me instead of me asl learn me
Need a signing video of cashier talking to a customer
How do I sign Love?
How do you sign. Do you need help finding your mom or dad
🙂
I don't understand how the "question sentences" r formulated...it feels like I'm signing backwards.
You need to use darker colors or natural colors behind yourself not pinks and yellows. Some of the colors are just bright and hard to look at. Some your hands sort of wash out.
Might I suggest putting moving designs in the background for those of us with some form of ADD who struggle to stare at one thing continuously 🤔
Jokes on you I pick my nose when I'm having fun...
Where looks like no or he'll no
02 20 23√. How what where name
I'm trying to learn ASL so I can try and communicate withe the mute and deaf students at my school
Don’t understand I know as flicking the finger over the same shoulder and moving head to side and say pff
Sign for “sleep” There are four different types of sleep in ASL
1. Fall asleep
2. Sleep
3. Drowsy
4. Shut down sleep
How do you change clothes that fast?
These chapters are not li eing up
Just fixed it! Thanks
my face as someone named Sara from Texas: :O
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So if i combine words i know together they wont.make sense?..i ask because here its basically the opposite way of saying or asking..