Minnesota Governor’s ASL Interpreter Goes Viral | TODAY
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2021
- TODAY’s Heroes Among Us series shines a light on a group that has played an important role during the pandemic: American Sign Language interpreters. NBC News Now anchor Joe Fryer shares the story of Nic Zapko, ASL interpreter for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who has gone viral.
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Minnesota Governor’s ASL Interpreter Goes Viral | TODAY
All of the signers have played very significant roles this past year. Kudos to them!
This was touching
AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!!👍👍👍😁😁😁❤❤❤😍
Thank you...a wonderful story and a such needed acknowledgement.
Interpreter Life♥️
Well deserved. She’s amazing!!!!!
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And stop with lies
Now that's an expert sign interpreter not the one in Tampa Bay Police Sign language expert.
Other signers I have to turn up the ASL volume. For some reason, I can hear hers loud and clear.
Love it
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There is absolutely no need for an Interpreter for the Deaf's hands to reach further than the perimeter of their torso. Beyond that is simply overkill , unecessary, obnoxious, and distracting. There is also no reason for them to display exaggerated facial expressions.
You are a roach
Non Manual Signals are a necessary part of ASL. They clue in how exagurated or intense the topic is. It is basically using adjectives like very, amazing, big, small, etc. So there is 100% a need to convey exaggerated expressions ESPECIALLY when interpreting important information.
Also a larger signing space is common in users of BASL and is not lesser than domeone with a smaller siging space. It is just a different way of expression.