100 Basic Signs You Need to Know | Part 3: Time
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Today we will learn 25 basic signs and phrases that will help you with everyday conversation! This week it is all about time. I will also teach you about bridging. Be sure to stay until the end for a great learning hack! Timestamps and resources below 👇
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0:00 Intro
1:14 Day
1:51 Today
2:19 Now
2:34 Yesterday
3:02 Tomorrow
3:09 Week
3:55 Last week
4:17 Next week
4:21 Month
4:43 Last month
4:51 Next month
4:58 Year
5:12 Last year
5:22 Next year
5:36 Hour
6:11Minute
6:36 Second
7:19 Morning
7:23 Afternoon
7:28 Night
8:05 All day
8:12 All night
8:32 Months of the year
9:35 Once upon a time
9:55 Future / past
10:17 Learning hack
11:20 Conclusion
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Who accepts my challenge? Post your ASL sentence with signs you already know here!
@Julia Chang Great job, although I'd question drinking coffee at night 🤔😄
Butterfly favorite mine!
I did " I ate a ( mcdonalds) burger last week." :)
@Julia Chang How did you do "last night" ? Is that bridging or did you use the sign for "last" and "night" ?
I made the sentence “good morning”
I’m just learning so I had to be simple TvT
Finally someone who speaks while teaching the signs
I finally got up the nerve to ask one of my deaf coworkers out on a date and she said yes, so now I’m studying sign language like crazy so we can communicate smoothly 😂 These videos are amazingly helpful!
Congrats! I'm glad the videos are helping out
How did the date go?🙂
Yes, how was the date?
Aw, that's so sweet!
Congrats
I got in trouble as a kid and had to face a wall that had the ASL alphabet. So, I learned it. I never thought I’d use it. Then several years ago I went into septic shock and had a tube down my throat. My family and doctors were trying to get me to consent to surgery...I was so out of it I didn’t really understand what was going on and because of the tube, I couldn’t talk. But I began to spell out words using the alphabet chart I remembered. It took my sister a minute to realize what was going on; they thought I was crazy. But somehow she realized what I was doing and looked up the letters I was signing on her phone and I was able to communicate. Ever since then I’ve wanted to learn sign language. These are THE most helpful videos I’ve found! Thank you!
Who else is learning cuz of quarantine?
😂 ⬇️
Gracie Holden me
MEE!!!
Me. Wow. Another being out there...
When my children were young we would spend time learning a new language together for a few months every year. I was not delusionally thinking my children and I would become fluent in multiple languages. It was one way I promoted curiosity in my kids while exposing them to various cultures and things they may decide to learn more of in the future. My son is in college as a double language major who plans to go to Europe for at least one semester. He's working at Starbucks while in college. So I used what I learned from part 2 to show him, "I'm thirsty. I want to drink Starbucks." He remembers learning some ASL when he was younger, so he got a kick out of it. So now that I'm picking up ASL for my own edification now, I'm using the curiosity for the language I shared with my kids to practice while I talk to them.
Wow, that is amazing!
I’m learning sign language because
1. It’s easier than other languages, I can read in different languages but speaking is harder
2. I can’t mess up like I do when I talk 😅
3. I’ve noticed there are a lot of deaf people in my area
That's awesome
Huh?
Also, dude your tamp stamps are a god send, it makes it so easy to just pause the video, go over the time stamps you have been through and just see if you remember them. It really helps a lot so I can just practice them while watching the video!
I'm glad that you've been able to utilize the time stamps for review
Thank you to everyone learning Sign :)
We appreciate and need you out here.
Being Deaf or Hearing Impaired can be very isolatin.
Happy Signing ! 🙂🤟
Thanks for your work. A little over a year ago a daughter I did not know I had found me through DNA. She is def. So I have been working on sign .
That is great that you are learning sign for your daughter!
Your videos are amazing! Thank you so much! I don’t know anyone who is deaf but I enjoy learning ASL so very much. I have watched your part 1 and 2 videos already!!
Thanks, I'm glad that you're enjoying the videos :) Keep up the great work!
This was so easy to understand!
Thanks! One of my goals is to make learning ASL as easy as possible
My phone might be glitching, but it looks like several time stamps are missing on this video, so here's the missing ones:
Week: 3:09
Last week: 3:55
Next week: 4:17
Month: 4:21
Last month: 4:43
Next month: 4:51
Year: 4:58
Last year: 5:12
Next year: 5:22
Hour: 5:36
Minute: 6:11
Second: 6:36
Morning: 719
Afternoon: 7:23
Night: 7:28
All day: 8:05
All night: 8:12
Months of the year: 8:32
Bonus signs:
Past/long ago/Once upon a time: 9:35
Future: 9:55
Thanks! I'll be sure to go back and add these to the description
Thanks so much...very helpful!! :))))
I work at Starbucks so I managed to put together sentences with what I have learned so far to communicate with a deaf customer if they came into my Starbucks. Things like “Welcome to Starbucks” “What can I get you?” “You’re welcome” and “Do you want milk?”.I can also understand their responses thanks to you (fingerspelling and “coffee”).
That is awesome 🙌
How do you sign “Starbucks”?
@@My-Channel_forever ya can sign it by pointing two hands at each other in front of you and flicking the middle fingers at each toher
@@ChrisGorgesI would love to learn more sign language
I love these videos. I work at an ARC with disabled and I am using your videos to learn and teach some signs. We have 1 deaf person who until now hasn't had much communication. She just sits and does puzzles. Recently I was signing to her and she smiled so big. It warmed my heart that she felt important enough for someone to talk to her in her language
Such a nice, skillful teacher. Thank you.
Thanks
Me and my boyfriend are learning ASL because we encounter many deaf people at work. I’m so happy that I’m learning the basics to finally be able to communicate with them without having to write things down!
That's amazing! Keep up the great work 🙌
Another day, another knowledge thanks sir!👍
Welcome! Keep going, you doin' great 🙌
Love your channel! I’m just below fluent but I don’t get a lot of experiences, so it’s really nice to have a channel like this to keep me in the game and practiced.
When I learnt ASL a long time ago I learnt to sign “today” as “now day”. I guess there have been changes over the years
That is still a way of signing it
This was a great lesson!! My sentence is "Hi, my name is Ki. I am learning sign language. What's your name? How are you? What is the hour? I like milk and cookies, do you?" Off I would wait for their reply before asking the next question. Ur videos are helping me a whole lot! Tysm
Great job, I’m glad that our videos are helping you out 👍
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks for your helpful and easy videos to learn about sign language
You’re welcome
My first sentence I came up with "I ate hamburger today, hamburger good"
And I did really eat a hamburger, and hamburger definitely was good.
Nice!
I tried the challenge, and I used some of the signs from your past video about the signs related to food! I dont know if these are correct, but I came up with this:
"You want food today?"
"You want mcdonalds today?"
"I need/want coffee this morning"
Thats all i've tried so far, but I find this pretty helpful! thank you!
That's great, those sentences are a good start. One quick tip is to remember that words that have to do with time (today, morning, past, future, etc) typically go at the beginning of a sentence. Hope that helps, keep up the great work 👍
I had learned some ASL about 30 years ago to communicate with some family members, who have since passed. I still remember some signs and sentence structure, but not enough to communicate well. I had been planning to pick it back up again for many years, but never got around to it...until I spent most of April and part of May in hospital with Covid and pneumonia. I had to be intubated and in a coma for 8 days (I almost died during this time). When I came out of the coma, I discovered that my hands were restrained and I couldn't talk because of the intubation tube...which I wanted out IMMEDIATELY. After flapping my hands repeatedly, the doctor finally figured out what I wanted. I remember thinking this would have been so much easier if I remembered more sign language and if the medical personnel knew ASL, also. So, now that I'm on the mend I've jumped into relearning and my quest to become fluent. I'm hoping, one day, to set up classes for first responders, and medical personnel to learn how to communicate with those who can't speak for whatever reason. I came across your videos, quite by accident, and I'm so glad I did. I've done 3 videos in one day (of course I'll go back and review and practice frequently)...It's all flooding back and I am feeling more comfortable signing than I ever have. Thank you so much, you are an amazing instructor.
Wow, I’m glad to hear that you have become motivated to come back to learning ASL, let me know if there is anything more I can do to help
Two weeks of watching..loving it!!!
Awesome!
I asked my brother if he wanted an apple in sign and he just stared at me blankly. >_< but this channel has helped so much. thank you!
This video is incredibly helpful!
So helpful, thank you!
Thank you for these videos. In my State there isn't any training for ASL. My mother- in- law use to interpret but had moved away. I have used some sign with my Autistic child as well as with other server autistic children with great success add I'm learning. Ive started eith the help of my boss getting our group of paras to start being taught by a friend who is certified to teach in schools because of the huge success we're having with teaching these children. I'm going to go for my interpreters license! Thank you for all your videos because right now I have to go online and ot off State to get an Associate's in ASL (I'll work in Bachelor's later). Other wise your videos and others is all the "education" I get and sone other videos! So thank you and thank you to the kids I'm helping!
Thank you sir, your teaching is so good to follow and encourages to continue your following lessons.
Thats great to hear, thank you
finding this a good addition to my college class for review and practice.... thank you !
That's great 👍
im learning so much and im so grateful thank you💖
That is great, I am glad that you are getting so much from the videos
Just subscribed! Excited to follow your YT journey!
Thanks
Nice very helpful buddy I'mma gonna love this one
👍
Thanks Chris!
You're welcome 😃
Great Instructor
Thanks
I really like learning from you. May I make a suggestion? When doing the 25 signs, can you please stop at the end of every five or so and review those? For some of us more mature learners it might be helpful. Thanks for all you do!
For sure! I'll try doing that for future videos, thanks for the feedback
That's the speed you can try, on the 3 dots you got the ""0.5x, ""work for me so we😉🤝
This was so helpful thank you for this video all my friends are so surprised I know this much and I told them it was Because of this video
I'm so glad you found the video so helpful (and that you were able to impress your friends lol)
you are helping me so much. i appreciate this so much thank you
I’m glad you found the video helpful
Yesterday I started learning sign language (I didnt know what started is so I looked it up)
That’s great
Thats a good one ‘its about time’
Lol, thanks
Thank you for making this , clearly its designed for people who can hear :)
Here is my feedback. And no i don't expect you to redo your videos this is already great!
Tip: talk faster, sign slower ☺
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it
hello i was wondering how long it took you to learn and how motivated were you?
hey Chris amazing video, learnt a lot from you already: my sentence is: Hello, how are you. what is your name, want to go for lunch
That's great, I'm glad that you are still learning. Good sentences, here is another way of saying them. "Hello, how you?" "Your name what?" "Lunch, you want go?"
I did ' I love ASL ' :)
👍
Nicely done 👊🔥
Thanks
Love you man
Thanks
Thank you
I wanted to find out about the free Things that are available in April? Thank you I did my first group signing it was great last wednesday. Thanks so much
I'm glad that you were able to take advantage of the our ASL group practice session and that you had a good time.
Chris, On the ‘week” sign, as a left handed person, would I still move left to right/
Typically you would still slide your dominant hand from the bottom of the palm and out towards the fingers
Thnks ❤❤❤❤❤
Welcome 🙂
Would you say “tonight” as “night” bounced twice for the two syllables?
you are awesome
Thanks 😃
Will you try the learning hack I mentioned?
Chris, I don’t know when this video was made but I am in need of a tutor for the Start ASL Courses. I need to zoom with someone using ASL for 30 minutes to an hour at a time. Do y’all still do that.
We do still offer free weekly group sessions every Wednesday which tend to last between 30-60 minutes. That may be a good way for you to get those minutes you're needing, here is a link you can check out aslbasics.com/asl-group-practice-sessions/
How does somebody sign if they have trouble with hand dexterity? Or if they’re an amputee? I’ve recently had surgery on my left wrist and it’s caused me to have trouble moving my fingers in certain positions.. so doing the “Y” sign is almost impossible because my ring finger won’t stay down with the other 2 fingers.. will this cause confusion when signing?
Hey. So I have a question about “months”. If you wanted to say “two” or “three” months, would you change your dominant hand’s sign into a “two” or “three” like for days? Or would you just sign “two” and then sign “month”? Same thing with years.
For months you typically would slide the number down the other hand (for 1-9) otherwise you would sign the number and then sign months. Years, it is usually the number followed by the sign year.
😊😊😊 ty,
Welcome 😀
Question: does it matter which hands you use to sign certain words? For example, in week does my left hand have to be "the calender"?
You would use your non-dominant hand for the "calendar" part. If you are right handed, than your non-dominant hand would be your left. If you are left handed, than it would be the opposite
a quick question, you mention in week, that you go from left to right, but if you're left-handed, d you still go from left to right, or do you mirror it, so right to left?
Its typically mirrored
I'm left handed. When signing week, my dominant hand won't be moving left to right. Is this still acceptable or should I switch hands so my finger moves in a left to right motion?
What was your biggest take away from this weeks lesson?
Chris good asl I learned good
1:14
if things that are in past tense go behind you then why when signing grandma or grandfather do they go forward?
Hii! I have a question...so if I for exaple the sign "week" make with another hand, is it wrong? I mean like if I need to do with left hand and I do it with write, is the meaning diffrent or wrong?
It doesn't impact understanding or comprehension when done in isolation, although it could be a little jarring if you switch dominant hands throughout a converstaion
@@ChrisGorges Okay! Thank you for help!
i'm writing down all the words I am learning. My plan is to practice signing those words and making sentences with them everyday. Will this be efficient?
Yes, that can be a very effective technique, you may want to check out this video here where we talk about ways to make your study more effective, I think you'll really find it helpful ua-cam.com/video/yW894mRSab4/v-deo.html
@@ChrisGorges Thanks, I'll check it out. I also really appreciate these videos. I've learned so much from you
@@GlucoseGarbage That's awesome, I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful
At the end when you talked about the adjectives verbs and nouns did you mean to add a adverb srry i was just asking to make sure
just thought id point it out since you still pay attention to the comments on older vids but in the description the time code for "morning" doesnt have the ":" so you cant click on it to go to it.
Thanks, I'll see if I can fix that 👍
@@ChrisGorges no problem, your videos have been really helpful to me so i thought id point it out
Hi, Mr. Gorges. I really like your videos. I’m using them for school. But every week (at least) I have to do some more ASL videos. I would like to keep using you but I need more signing videos. Please consider others who may feel this way, too. Thanks 😊
Thanks, I'm glad that you are enjoying our videos. Currently we put out at least one video every week and have over 50 videos on the channel so far, feel free to go through some of these ua-cam.com/play/PL2rZQvyPycXJPaPuFSvtlyQxmb6GfNUP_.html
I have a question, how would you sign multiple years?
Typically you would sign the number and then sign “year”
How do you sign “next week” as a lefty
Same way but mirrored, so you right hand will be flat and stationary while your left hand does the moving
Second and minute are so similar how do you differentiate?
This is Daniel long, what do you meant by 10 nouns 10 verbs 10 adjectives
When he told you to practice the signs with someone else but you're actually learning this because you want to and no one else around you know sign language...
how would you sign "next week" if you're left-handed? Would you then point your finger in "week" right to left instead, to make it work?
also if you have to say something like two months, would it be the same trick as week? so you use two fingers for month :)
and what about two or three years? :)
It would just be mirrored, so your right (non-dominant) hand would be the closed-5 handshape and then your left (dominant) hand would have the 1 handshape that moves
Typically, yes, you could incorporate the number into the sign up to 9, higher than that, you would sign the number and then sign 'month'
"Year" can be tricky since it could be context sensitive, (ie. age vs time) but typically you would sign the number and then sign "year"
Your videos are good at 1x speed but they’re great at 2x speed
lol
learning asl cause of an anime called "A Silent Voice"
Awesome, that's a great movie, very inspirational
I'm left handed, so I would use my left hand to sign ''Day''
Yep
i what to lean sING language can u tell how ps
for today's challenge i tried "Today dinner pizza?"
Excellent!
The only reason I’m learning is
1. Because of quarantine
2. I always wanted a deaf friend TvT
I'm glad that you taking the opportunity to learn sign language
@@ChrisGorges I am too!
I'm also glad there's someone like you who can teach sign language in an easy way!
@@moonscrylic8915 Thank you
@@ChrisGorges Your welcome :)
A sentence I made was: I want [to] go [to] Starbucks. (Btw I saw how to sign “go” in a different video.
Great sentence, I like how you showed the brackets to show that you negated the word "to". That sentence also is a good example of PSE where you would use ASL signs that more closely resembles English word order. Also, good job on learning "go" from another video 👍
HAHA omg the first phrase I made was "I need coffee. I want to go to starbucks"
Was noon & midnight skipped?
I must of overlooked those two 😬 Send me a DM on Instagram @aslbasics and I'll send you a quick video of how to sign noon and midnight
There is A LOT of drama in the ASL community at the moment about hearing speakers not signing 100% correctly or with "enough emotion". Thank you for encouraging us and saying that we do not have to be 100% perfect. It's trial and error...but what matters most is we are learning a better way every day.
Absolutly
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This guy reminds me of mr. Roger's.
Hopefully that's a good thing 🤔
@@ChrisGorges it is👌
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Yesterday I ate pizza. Is mine
lol, nice one! "Yesterday, pizza I ate" would be another way of putting that together :)
Good morning! Do you want coffee?
Good morning! The answer will always be yes, I want coffee 😆
This sentence says I want to sign in sign language are to repair the doorbell how to polish the floor to you can’t flash the computer screen Hey flow rocks in the river
I need a study partner
Here you go aslbasics.com/asl-group-practice-sessions/
@@ChrisGorges tysm
I came up with a lie.
I + eat + pizza + yesterday, I + like + pizza
Nice, another way you could do that is... “Yesterday - Pizza - I - Eat” or “Yesterday - I - Eat - Pizza” (Time usually comes first in a sentence)
I like hamburger now.. ?
Thank you