DEAF Q&A || Cheyenna Clearbrook & Aly Drayton
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2017
- Hey guys! Don't forget to turn captions on so you can enjoy watching this video :)
We are back for another video together! This time, we're doing our first deaf q&a ever and it was so much fun filming this video with my best friend Aly! Thank you so much for sending in all of your questions :)
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It blew my mind when I realised that they are maintaining eye contact when listening and pick up the signs from a close periphery.
The camera can't focus because of Clearbooks beauty. Get it? Focus?
XD Bahaha that's great. Yeah... the camera's not the only one!
that laugh is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard and that smile is just priceless
Why am i watching this....i dont even know any forms of sign language
Never mind i turned in captions
On*
i found it super cool that captions are available for sign language
@@xxxxsilentscreamxxxx I think they did it themself..
I love your videos! I've been learning ASL and your videos are really helping me to understand people when they sign fast! Thank you!❤️
For the one who asked whether it was hard to learn voice.... 2 things--- I didn't know people laugh with voice/sounds until my late teens.. ha. One day we had workshop and they had the interlock that they wanted us to try em. I was breathing in& out the interlock and they told me I had to make sounds for it to be successful. I just froze and couldn't do anything I was freaking out in my mind, because it was very intimidating to make sounds in front of the hearing people as I know our deaf voice are very different than most... besides I have no clue how to make certain sounds so, what I'm just gonna make myself looking an idiot and have them laugh at me for something I will never have control over. Oy vey it can be intimidating.. for me, I don't like to use my voice out in the public i.e. When I try to call my dog, my niece for stop running, etc. But that's just me =]
👍👍 vlog 🤓🤓
How did you not know that laughing made sounds? Can you feel the vibrations when you laugh?
Love your guy's videos, thank you for making them. They're incredibly helpful. I hope one day to be as fluent in ASL as you two are. Take care!
That sound in the background is messing with my head🤨
its the auto aperture ring trying to maintain focus. just needs to be turned off so they can set the perspective manually.
Honestly this is great, as a hearing person that wants to be more in touch with the Deaf community, and learn ASL, try to be an advocate, it’s very cool to hear deaf people pushing for that, otherwise it can seem very intimidating or secluded from the hearing world. Love what you guys are doing!!!!
Thank you Aly for sharing your personal story and Cheyenna on your deaf culture.
I'm a junior in high school and I'm currently taking an ASL class and I love it. As a musician, hearing is a part of my job but when I was in the 10th grade I thought "What if I was deaf? Would I still be a musician?". That thought prompted me to take the ASL class this year. I don't like to exclude ANYONE, so I'm learning ASL so that if I meet a deaf person I can communicate with him/her and so that he/she doesn't feel excluded. I really want to break the barrier between deaf and hearing people as well. AND I even taught my dog DAD in ASL too! You two are such great role models for the Deaf Community! I pray the best for you two!❤️
Thank you guys for this video, it was really insightful.
12:00 that smile was the cutest thing ever
You two are beautiful human beings, inside and out❤️
Hey, love your videos! Very educational and you both are lovely. If you haven't already made a video like this I would love to see basic signs (good day, how are you, etc) hope y'all have a lovely day/night 💘
Thank You for your videos this is helping with my receptive skills. My son is very sound sensitive so we have been working on learning ASL. I am so glad I found your channel thanks Facebook. I love the fact that you have so many different videos so I can see different things and work on those receptive skills.
this is awesome finally something I can understand. because I am deaf
I have a question, do you make puns in sign language? ^^ And also can you say if somebody has "an accent" in signing? Like, because of certain mannerism or trend or because they are from other part of the country? Is that a thing or not? And thank you for such enlightening Q&A guys :)
I am no expert, but there are dialects as far as ASL is concerned.....
10000% yes to the "accents"!! Many states differ in certain signs so some signs my pals Chey and Aly use in WA may differ from what someone uses in Florida
I learned a lot from this video. I had no idea about the deaf culture so this was very enlightening. I was interested in learning sign language once so a friend of mine bought me an ASL book many years ago. I think I'll try to learn the signs a bit so I can help be an advocate. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video, thanks a lot guys!
Aly's insight helped me understand a lot about that family's friend kid that was coming over sometimes when I was young, and who I couldn't understand when he spoke or why he'd refuse to communicate with us... We were simply speaking too fast or not trying hard enough to communicate with him through means he could grasp... That's amazingly simple and yet very sad.. I was a kid but still.
Also, I'd be super glad to learn sign language but since there are different versions countries to countries and all... It just sux to think you'd need to learn so much to understand a minority. Wish there was only 1 version or several ones with only small variants. This isn't helping the world deaf community, sadly.
I love to hear her laugh!
Awesome. You're so cute! Thanks for all you've done!
My son is autistic and his grandmother is deaf I am not with his dad anymore and i am trying to learn asl and be more in the deaf community!! I love all the awareness your spreading!
Im here for cheyenna😂😂😂
Yall rock
ASL is so fascinating!
I agree with letting everyone decide for themselves and not forcing them, but wouldn't getting hearing aid, developing your speaking voice, etc. increase your possibilities, capabilities and ultimately make life easier?
This sound is annoying. Said someone from hearing world
Alconez Gaming Its just the camera focusing. You can turn your volume down.
The camera just can't handle Cheyenna's looks 😍
Jaja , awesome, made my night. Cheers !
Lol I love you so much you are so funny and don’t care what anyone else thinks. It’s not just how beautiful you are, it’s also your personality. You two would be great friends with me and I’m twelve and a boy.
I love your vids, it give me the smile for the next hours :D. Thanks !
Just found this channel. Fantastic! I'm a novelist, interested in exploring deaf culture.
You are so pretty💖
YES THAT IS RIGHT 👍👍But i know that so.i can understand cheyenna and both too ..😃👍✌ and God bless you and all deaf ASL.❤❤💝💝👋👋
I don't know what's going on...I'm in love with her besides I don't know ASL, I will learn it only to understand your videos, meanwhile I am happy with just watching the deep blue in your eyes😍❤️
Edgardo Rom Just turn captions on. Do learn ASL if you want to, learning is great and extremely important, but until then, just turn on captions if you want.
A deaf family pyramid ? I want to know more. I'd love you two to do a whole video on oralism. We need way more Deaf Awareness to stop hearing people from stereotyping our deaf and hard of hearing community. Less ignorance would be nice. Watching from London UK. 👂🇬🇧👍
I was born legally deaf but had surgery as a child to restore my hearing. I was taught minimal signs as a child but took ASL in college because I desperately wanted to learn. I feel nervous when I sign with people because I am VERY slow and worried I am not correct but I know the only way to learn is to immerse myself in the language and community. can you tell me if it is annoying for you to try and sign with people who are not strong signers or do you feel ok to try and help people learn? Also, if you are somewhere with mostly hearing people who don't sign, do you prefer to try and lip read or would you want someone like me (who does not sign so well) to attempt to sign what others are saying? I never know what is less rude of me to do and I don't like to make assumptions
I Secondary this!!! 👍
You guys know damn well that you don’t know sign language you just here for the looks 😂
How did you guys edit the videos?
It is very sad to me that Aly’s family won’t make any effort to learn ASL for her. I am currently learning sign for a deaf woman who recently came into my life. I love being able to communicate with her! And when she understands my very novice sign, it is the best feeling in the world! Aly, maybe your family will come around but if not, fuck em. Just keep doing you, and thanks for educating people from the hearing community like me!
new to your channel, are you 100% deaf cheyenna? and also about the implant, would you ever want to get that done? and i think parents get the implant for their kids so they wont struggle as much when trying to talk to people, especially in school or even emergencies, two of my best friends are partially deaf, i know a little sign so far but would like to learn more, a friends sisters baby had the hearing implant and it was cool seeing the video of him hearing for the first time ,would be a whole new world getting use to it, i know for some people it can be extremely loud for them so its hard to get use to
Just started taking asl any advice?
How did you learned sigh language
I think the stigma of being deaf and hard of hearing in 2019 had changed a lot in previous generations, where they thought hearing loss was a curse. There are so many positives to being deaf and hard of hearing now. 👂👍
About cochlear implant as I got hem I was 2 years old as all my life I’m always wearing being easy to hear anything of sound and practice speed? I’m do 3 thing can hear with my cochlear, I can talking very clearly normal to hearing and can read lips? As when I was turn 18 I felt want being help deaf like interpreter in club or anything as my friends had none wearing as completely deaf and I help them all the time?.. in my life my family is hearing of my mother side is hearing and my father side is hearing accepted one his cousin was deaf was born from his mother was sick...
I was born hearing and I was completely sick and doctors gave me Medication make me deaf took me 3 years in hospital no idea how fix so here I am alive and better?
setting the camera to manual focus would be nice. not because of the autofocusing sound the camera makes, just to solve the repeating out of focus
I don't know very much sign language and I would like to learn more. I only pick up about every 6th or 7th sign.
Cambbott turn captions on
deaf or not, being Different is good. 👍
Caption can be used to deaf people too!? Whaaat
To us hearing people, it sounds like someone is rolling dice or something in the background!
So I’m just rewatching a few of your videos and it’s time for some new content if you ask me lol jk jk put please we would love more videos
How are you understanding what he's saying by not looking at his hands? You look at his mouth the whole time and hardly look at his signs
Subtitle everything so everyone can enjoy your videos
Moto Gamz just put on the subtitles
What is that noise that sounds like gerbils scratching on the microphone. I did scroll down to see if there was an answer and low and behold she has gerbils, so that must be it. Don't let Richard Gere near there.
it's the camera goin in and out of focus
If you don’t know what they’re saying out captions and if the noice annoys you turn off the volume 😂
what the hack is that sound in the back , someone continuously drops something?
Just Horse auto focus
one thing problem....you need setting on zoom out/in need disband, it stop and stay prefect zoom on you. lmao
Muzz Pzz ikr!! The camera was Aly's and she just found out that she can turn it to manual. We don't want to start it all over again for manual so we decided to leave it alone but we definitely will make it as manual in next video! :)
I’d like to learn how to communicate in sign language. I’m guessing I’d obviously have to go for ASL, is there any channel or online based resource you could recommend?
Did i see a rat 10:00??
Ali Qazilbash it's probably a pet hamster 🐹
Cheyenne said, in another vid, she had like 4 gerbils
Deaf sign is a beautiful language☺😍
Im kinda jealous cus of that lol
Her face when she tells something, using handsigns.
Deafs needs more youtubers to understand.
so it was really her alone that edit the video.. if not.. then we wont hear this camera focus twitch that keep on going thru the whole video. but hey im willing to help you edit ypur next video , if you wanted to. feel free to contact me
Agh, wtf is that noise?
She is so beautiful 😍 i would watch more videos I just don't know what's going on with out subtitles
DRZ G have you turn on the caption
Cheyenna you're soo cute that I wanna be your interpreter for my whole life.....😍
Love the videos. My question is if you only had a short message to tell family of baby who is born deaf or hearing impaired, what would it be?
(I am not in this position myself, but a friend of mine is.)
I already went to nyledimarcofoundation.com/ IT LOOKS GREAT.
the short message would be "Please support your deaf child and provide everything that your deaf child need the most. The best way to communicate with your child is learning ASL and give it in 100% accessible."
Thank You for your response Cheyenna. I will be sure to let them know. I appreciate the quick response.
камера меняет фокус с супер отвратительным звуком!
you shouldn't be proud of being deaf, as well as I shouldn't be proud of being able to hear.
there's nothing to be proud of being deaf and there's nothing to be ashamed of.
i hope you get my point, english is not my first language
Hector Cano Parizot it's more of a counter to the implicit "shame" that society attributes to it. Think of gay pride day. It's not as if they're claiming to be better than straight people, but culture has told them that it's something to be ashamed of. A day of pride is necessary to affirm gay peoples' existence as valuable members of society. Likewise there's a stigma surrounding many disabilities and disorders, so it makes sense for there to be some equalizing force of self-pride. After all, it wouldn't be good if people were "told" by culture that there's something wrong with them there existed no movement to celebrate them for their uniqueness. That would probably result in a lot more depressed individuals.
being gay & deaf are 2 very different things.
They can be proud of whatever they want to be proud of, especially something about them that is not common.
then i should be proud about being a fucking murderer...?
Hector Cano Parizot hello, is this the police? We got a murder confession over here
It made me cringe when that person used the phrase "hearing impaired"
Lily Bowen Why?
Just because it is a common phrase that many people (deaf in particular) find offensive because it implies they are impaired. Hard of hearing or deaf are the unoffensive terms
Lily Bowen I mean no offense, but in my understanding of the word impaired being deaf is an imperment :|
so why would it be offensive?:|
but they are impaired? i mean in all respect, but thats just how it is. its medical term, not insult
I think today way too many people try to find reasons to be offended. Some idiot making fun of you and calling you hearing impaired is clearly different than somebody saying it simply describing somebody that is hard off or can't hear. I can't think of one time in the last 15 years since my hearing has started going I've ever been offended by the term and often use it to describe myself.