I am losing my voice due to a neurological condition, so I'm learning to sign. Your videos are so helpful, and are giving me the confidence to carry on communicating, albeit in a different way. Thanks so much for putting this resource out there.
Another great video.. Your videos are a great help in the last 6 months my vocabulary as gone from just a couple of hundred words and phrases to almost 2000.. such a great help in these days when money is tight and I can't afford to pay for classes.. Thanks again Dan.
I was told I'd need to learn makaton in my job as a support worker for adults with learning disabilities but rarely use it, so decided to learn BSL as I enjoy signing. Your videos are brilliant, so clear and explanatory. Thank you
I’ve noticed that the hand with just the pinky finger sticking out is often used for words with negative connotations, like ugly, dirty, worse, fail etc. Is there a similar pattern with any other hand “positions”?
Good observation, the little finger extended is associated with a lot of negative signs. The thumbs up handshape is often used for signs with a positive meaning. Some handshapes are representative of shapes, for example a fist will often be used to describe anything spherical like a ball. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Dan for all the new content. Love the 100 signs series gives a broad spectrum of vocabulary for repetitive learners like myself . Shorter clips have been brilliant for fine tuning signing , expanding vocabulary and understanding sentence structure. Love the format you use really clear to follow .
WOW. From your videos . I can now "in brackets" . (Have a very basic understanding conversation) with my Deaf Friend , without using any (SOUND). My new target in life is to do this for a living within 3 Years.
Very very good. Though I am doing level 2; nevertheless it is great to watch your videos and learn how to be precise and clear in signing. Thank you so much x
Hi Dan. Excellent teaching skills and very clear. I am a driving instructor teaching my 1st deaf pupil. Any way you can produce a tutorial on basis driving skills.. Clutch accelerate etc?
Dan your video's are amazing. I previously purchased courses to learn BSL and gave up due to the complex / speed that they signed and expected you to learn. I love the ways that you show signs from different angles and repeat the signs within the videos. Thank you.. Steve
🖐on another of your video you made you have used the full palm for 'stop' and this one is like a beak pecking for 'stop', and the other one i noticed is using the thumb into the palm for 'hard' and this one you use a fist. When there are more than one way for a word please keep using both in your videos as it gets confusing when i have learnt some signs only for them to change. 👍👍Thank you for making as these are great with lots of variety.
Thank you so much for these videos. I work for a large supermarket & don't get a lot of free time & some of our customers use BSL so it's awesome to be able to learn how to communicate better with people. Thank you!
Hi Dan. You break everything down so it is simple to understand which makes remembering and practicing so much easier. You have really helped with my receptive skills as well so a huge thank you for all of your videos. Loving the longer videos and the opposites 😁
he uses his dominant hand to sign. So if you are also right handed, the signs mainly use the right hand (rotate yourself round to where he is and then do the same sign - his right hand does the same sign as your right hand), if you are left handed then you mirror him (his right hand is your left). Sorry, may not describe it in the easiest way but hope it makes sense.
I am losing my voice due to a neurological condition, so I'm learning to sign. Your videos are so helpful, and are giving me the confidence to carry on communicating, albeit in a different way. Thanks so much for putting this resource out there.
Excellent Dan. You are such a good teacher. Thank you.
Thanks 👍 You've helped me a lot with my sign language and it's really clear too! Keep up the good work!
PART TWO
Innocent 26:28
Guilty 26:39
Know 26:59
Don’t know 27:05
Land (Plane) 27:23
Take off (Plane) 27:35
Learn 27:52
Teach 28:05
Lie 28:20
Truth 28:32
Like 28:52
Don’t like 28:58
Loud 29:17
Quiet 29:29
Love 29:50
Hate 29:57
Many 30:13
Another great video..
Your videos are a great help in the last 6 months my vocabulary as gone from just a couple of hundred words and phrases to almost 2000.. such a great help in these days when money is tight and I can't afford to pay for classes.. Thanks again Dan.
These videos are fab, feel like I've learned so much really quickly.
I was told I'd need to learn makaton in my job as a support worker for adults with learning disabilities but rarely use it, so decided to learn BSL as I enjoy signing. Your videos are brilliant, so clear and explanatory. Thank you
I’ve noticed that the hand with just the pinky finger sticking out is often used for words with negative connotations, like ugly, dirty, worse, fail etc. Is there a similar pattern with any other hand “positions”?
Good observation, the little finger extended is associated with a lot of negative signs. The thumbs up handshape is often used for signs with a positive meaning. Some handshapes are representative of shapes, for example a fist will often be used to describe anything spherical like a ball. Thanks for watching.
@@CommandingHands Alright, thanks again Dan! :D
yes, I noticed this too... watch out ; little pinky
Thank you so much you have truly helped me with my sign language
another word for forbid is prohibit
Your videos are brilliant - the best ones for learning as you show hand movements from different angles and repeat the sign. Excellent teaching!
This has been so helpful, especially as a self learner
Thanks Dan for all the new content. Love the 100 signs series gives a broad spectrum of vocabulary for repetitive learners like myself . Shorter clips have been brilliant for fine tuning signing , expanding vocabulary and understanding sentence structure. Love the format you use really clear to follow .
And i have autisim and cerebral palsy to and add and danndy walker syndrome 😭😭
WOW. From your videos . I can now "in brackets" . (Have a very basic understanding conversation) with my Deaf Friend , without using any (SOUND). My new target in life is to do this for a living within 3 Years.
2 years on, how did you get on? :)
Very very good. Though I am doing level 2; nevertheless it is great to watch your videos and learn how to be precise and clear in signing. Thank you so much x
I'm hard of hearing and i know British sign language
You sign so clearly and you are easy to follow. Thanks.
Thank you Dan. I've got unexplained hearing loss and your videos help so much 👍
Many thanks - I think alot in opposites so this is really useful for me
Hi Dan.
Excellent teaching skills and very clear.
I am a driving instructor teaching my 1st deaf pupil.
Any way you can produce a tutorial on basis driving skills..
Clutch accelerate etc?
There's an online dictionary for bsl where you can search a word to see a video of the sign for it, if that helps...
@WW1 that helps but it's a case of finger spelling some driving terms.
Thanks anyway
And i'm from london to also 😃😃😃👨🦰❤
Thank you Dan, I am truly grateful. This has helped me so much. Blessings and love to you from Kenneth
Isn’t what you sign “poor” (around 35:05-35:40) meaning brown?
What about one index finger slide down from wrist to elbow? A bit confused. Thank you.
Dan your video's are amazing. I previously purchased courses to learn BSL and gave up due to the complex / speed that they signed and expected you to learn.
I love the ways that you show signs from different angles and repeat the signs within the videos. Thank you.. Steve
Thank you for leaning me
🖐on another of your video you made you have used the full palm for 'stop' and this one is like a beak pecking for 'stop', and the other one i noticed is using the thumb into the palm for 'hard' and this one you use a fist. When there are more than one way for a word please keep using both in your videos as it gets confusing when i have learnt some signs only for them to change. 👍👍Thank you for making as these are great with lots of variety.
I really love these long videos so I can just watch while I eat my lunch. It's great to see signs that aren't just the standard beginner material.
It said I am in my DNA test
I know asl and bsl
Thank you so much for these videos. I work for a large supermarket & don't get a lot of free time & some of our customers use BSL so it's awesome to be able to learn how to communicate better with people. Thank you!
I'm British to
Hi Dan. You break everything down so it is simple to understand which makes remembering and practicing so much easier. You have really helped with my receptive skills as well so a huge thank you for all of your videos. Loving the longer videos and the opposites 😁
Love these sessions - excellent learning BSL-thankyou
on another of your video you do 'hard' using the thumb into the palm
Thank you Dan, so useful, love your clips
Terrific revision for accuracy of signing, thank you.
Hiya. Is loud and louder the same sign?
Dan and your wonderful team. I cannot thank you enough…
Love your videos they are always so helpful and clear.
Great video as always, good job Dan❤️
Hi guys - loving your videos. Do you do one for swimming?
These videos are awesome thank you!
Thank you Dan, clear easy to see and learn signing 😃
Dan this is star dust for me. So grateful
Nice one Dan. You really help my learning!
Like this a lot. Side by side signing
Fantastic, as always. Thank you!!
the time stamp is good for finding words
Interrupt uses the Spock sign!
What is the spanish type music on here
and skinny is also a great word for thin
Also ban is a great word for forbid
Brilliant ❤
AMAZING 😉!!!!!!!
Are we ment to copy or mirror? or either?
he uses his dominant hand to sign. So if you are also right handed, the signs mainly use the right hand (rotate yourself round to where he is and then do the same sign - his right hand does the same sign as your right hand), if you are left handed then you mirror him (his right hand is your left). Sorry, may not describe it in the easiest way but hope it makes sense.
@@hannahdebs4616 You explained it perfectly. thankyou.
Thanks, Dan great video.
Personally prefer the shorter ones of 10 or so but this was very useful.
Hi Dan, I've been following you for some time from afar, would it be possible to pick your brain?
Break should be brake