Interviewing in American Sign Language (ASL) (Brian)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- ASL signs related to interviewing.
Audience level: ASL 5
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Great content! Your classes helped me succeed at an interview in ASL. I got the job, start tomorrow and will be signing every day with the deaf community! I have made a donation but will be buying your flash drive when I start making some money. :)
He is a cute pie
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I love that you do these videos. I wish I could help with a donation, but I can't right now. But these videos help me learn ASL . Even if it is basic on my end
Thank you so much for making these videos. I am learning a lot.
I had an idea the other day. I suppose it would be breaking some copyright but maybe you make a logo of "Dr. Bill" from Mr Roger's Neighborhood and have it say "I'm bill-bill happy to teach you ASL". No, PBS might sue you.
I love this videos. 💖
I am still beginer at ASL i wash there subtitles to understand a very sign. 😊
Brian is sweet interpeter.. ;)
The asl student here is a cutie 🥰🥰🥰🥰
he was cute
Thanks so much bill. I love tightening up my asl. You’re so professional!!! I’ve been confused on how to sign information vs inform for a long time. I’ve seen the hands “blink” twice for information but also the way you sign information I thought that’s how you would sign “inform you all”. How would you sign “inform all of you ?
Hello Shaun!
A problem with various ASL dictionaries is that when you take a sign out of context and cram it into a dictionary the signer / author often tries too hard to create distinctions that don't show up in real world conversation.
Let me give you an example.
Over at spreadthesign.com if you type in "information" you will see the ASL signer indeed doing it using a double movement to emphasize and distinguish the noun aspect of the sign.
However, if you look at other entries, for example the "contextual information" entry -- you will note that the signer isn't doing the (typically unnecessary) repetition of the information sign. Rather, she is using the "information" sign as a noun but she is only doing a single movement.
See:
media.spreadthesign.com/video/mp4/13/244266.mp4
Then take a look at how she signs "airline information screen"
media.spreadthesign.com/video/mp4/13/92593.mp4
Then go watch how native or near-native signers use the sign information in actual real-life situations.
See: ua-cam.com/video/4vufI1X8Tfo/v-deo.html
... where at the 49 second mark the person signs "please explore signvote.org for more information."
Then see this video where the signer signs:
I really look forward to that information. (at the 5:42 mark)
ua-cam.com/video/NbOzUYY98bI/v-deo.html
And see this one at the 3 minute mark where the signer signs "they get very limited information"
ua-cam.com/video/rgE2ZZ9bHKA/v-deo.html
So, you have to ask yourself, "Do I want to sign like a dictionary entry -- or would I prefer to sign like Deaf people sign in real everyday life when they are signing to other Deaf people?"
That being said, I appreciate your question and as a result of you asking about this topic I'm going to make sure to add that "double movement" version of "information" to my own dictionary (since it is my humble goal to be the most comprehensive and authoritative source out there, heh) but when I do post that sign it will only be as"version" with a note to the effect of: "you may also see this version from time to time."
Thanks!
- Dr. Bill
Here is a good version of "inform all of you"
ua-cam.com/video/_pOAJ0lAuQY/v-deo.html
Thus the difference between the single movement variation of information
and the inform-you-all version of information is sometimes very subtle but
typically we would do a large, extended movement for inform-you-all (and note
the bit of "arc" in the movement).
Brian is cute
Can you put somewhere what you are saying? There aren't enough videos on learning to read it only in learning to do it
Maybe someday I'll have time to caption the videos. For now my focus is on creating new ones. If you can't understand this video try studying lessons 1 through 60 first and then come back and try watching this video. Or start with some of the easier videos.
For a second, I was thinking: "Damn! Bill asked ironically if you've ever been fired then fired him right on the spot" lol
ASL teacher/tyrant businessman 🤣
Next I'll run for president.
brian looks like hes already fluent
He was nearing graduation from a 4-year degree program in ASL. Thus it was a good time to practice "interviewing"-type signing.
Anyone know what Bill signs at the beginning when he taps the sign 2 on his head? Around 18 seconds in
LeeAnn,
That's my name sign. A "V" to the temple.
ua-cam.com/video/vf9IGEz8SV0/v-deo.html