American Sign Language (ASL) Lesson 41 (review) (Dr. Bill Vicars) (w/Paige) www.Lifeprint.com
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Hello Dr. Vicars! I am a huge fan of your teaching. And I love how fun and easy you make it to learn asl.
Isabella,
Thanks for the nice compliment.
Warm regards and best wishes to you in your studies.
- Dr. Bill
Wow!! My college class registration was exactly the same! Understand! It was a nightmare (especially as a freshman because they went last) and I dreaded it. "Kids today" have it so easy. Thanks for the cringe-memories. 😄 Good video--I like the conversational ones.
I used to live in Sacramento. I really liked it. 💕💕💕👌
My first ASL Professor 🤟🏾
Hello Melly!
I hope you are doing great!
Did you get into the IPP?!?
Internet Printing Protocol.
Heh.
Or...."Interpreter Preparation Program."
Or... something said by 2 year old after urination.
Yes I made it into the IPP, I’m so grateful and excited
Congratulations Melanin! Good job!
I'm sure you will do great!
You have carried me along the way for years. Thank you so much for everything you do.
Paige is literal type of girl who made me want to learn ASL (no lie).
What's the sign at 28:28? The one where you put your thumb against your palm and twist? I know I've seen it before, but I forgot what it was.
The sign at 28:28 is "impress / impressed / emphasize / emphasis" -- "As in "I'm impressed!" or "Impressive!"
Tip: The above question "What is the sign at..." would be an excellent question to ask the Lifeprint-ASLU Facebook group:
facebook.com/groups/Lifeprint.ASLU/
To join you have to read the rules and then answer a couple of questions but the vast majority of people get in.
By joining the group you'll be able to get answers to basic "What's that sign?" type questions.
@@sign-language Awesome. Thanks for the reply and the tip. ☺
for the sign FREEWAY, I notice that you signed it with your right hand closer to you, meaning that your little cars/bunny ears are "driving" on the left. does it actually matter which hand is closer? would you say that you usually sign it with your dominant hand closer? if so, do most other Deaf people also usually sign it that way too?
Regarding the sign for "freeway" or "highway":
Claiming what "most" other Deaf sign for "freeway" would be hyperbole due "freeway" being one of those signs that are not well documented in the literature and varies significantly from person to person.
For what it is worth see this link and the 5 min 34 second mark of this video:
ua-cam.com/video/QQNtvymasoE/v-deo.html
and you'll note that he initializes "freeway" and does the cars "driving on the left side of the road." He is not European even though he is discussing driving in Germany -- that isn't the point -- it is his normal sign for freeway. He uses the same positioning in his initialized sign for "highway" at the 1 min 24 second mark of this video:
ua-cam.com/video/bbru17dfwvM/v-deo.html
However, to announce that there is one best or most right way to sign "highway" would be arrogant in light of the amount of variation existing in that sign.
For example, see this version:
media.spreadthesign.com/video/mp4/13/73027.mp4
Here is a version of the sign for freeway or highway that is pretty solid:
ua-cam.com/video/7Fe_qG-QZF0/v-deo.html
When done at high speed, in conversation you will often see more of bunny ears flapping movement simply because it is faster to flap the ears rather than to move both arms.
For an example of that version see the 2 minute mark of this video: ua-cam.com/video/mNF1kg9azQw/v-deo.html
well, that was a way more complicated answer than I was expecting! thank you [=
on the subject of sign duo, do you have a write-up anywhere about your opinions/observations about the relationship between ASL and SEE, PSE, etc., or about views in the Deaf community about those kinds of systems? I forget what exactly Ryan calls the signing system he uses, but he doesn't seem to consider it to be ASL proper
i had the video from 2x speed from watching other videos and when I came here I was like why is he signing so fast?!? then I realized and changed it back and low-key thought he was slomo signing for a minute.
I need a personal 2X button in real life so I can speed up and get projects done faster.
Audio is loud and static noise
Tip: Turn your audio "off."
@@sign-language dang you destroyed that mans whole career
At my funeral they will say:
He presented as all kindness and "dad jokes" but when the veneer was stripped away...
he was brutal.
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* Yet, in the pandemic age, perhaps "being blunt" is a kindness?
Wow!! My college class registration was exactly the same! Understand! It was a nightmare (especially as a freshman because they went last) and I dreaded it. "Kids today" have it so easy. Thanks for the cringe-memories. 😄 Good video--I like the conversational ones.
@@sign-language should have it fixed instead.
Dr Bill I'm left handed . I know you sign with dominant hand . Will people understand if I'm backwards?
Just do a mirror image and it is fine.
One of my assistants (Alex) is left-handed.
See: ua-cam.com/users/billvicarssearch?query=alex
Thank you you are amazing. I've been teaching my son baby sign. I am also hard of hearing . So it will help us communicate in touch environments . I've been watching you for 3 days and can't get enough. And will be donating to your site as soon as I figure out how. I'm not very tech savvy. Thank you again
Here's the "donate" page: lifeprint.com/donate.htm
Also, check out the official playlist:
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That should keep you entertained for a while. :)
Ohh heard you laughing😮😮🥳
If you listen really, really carefully you may even hear me fart.
It's not part of the lesson though and it won't be on the test.
@@sign-language Haha you're so funny sir, I am happy that you responded, thank you!!
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