How to Sign Greetings and Manners in British Sign Language (BSL)
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2020
- A demonstration of some simple greetings and manners in British Sign Language (BSL).
The lip pattern for the signs "please" and "thank you" help differentiate the words.
Included in this video are the following signs: hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, good night, please, thank you, sorry, how are you, I'm well/fine, what's your name, my name is and goodbye.
Thanks for watching! ✋
I had a customer that I did not initially realise was deaf - I wish I knew how to say hello, good bye and Thankyou at least. Came straight here just in case he came again.
doing the same currently,, good luck!!
I ran into a man walking his dog in my area, he's deaf but somehow we started chatting. I came home and learned some basics for the next time I saw him and today we had a full conversation, and when he saw me trying to sign, he helped me/corrected me and taught me some more. 😊
Such small gestures are so worth it, can't wait to say hello again.
I love this video thank you so much. I’m learning sign language all by my self from watching these videos. The reason behind it is that I serve a very lovely lady at work who is deaf. I want to communicate with her like I do with everyone else for her to feel welcome to our supermarket. I would love to learn about how to sign language: “the total is £50.00 please” for example. Thank you for reading!
That's great, I'll add a retail/supermarket video to our to do list. Thanks for watching! ✋
Am so happy to find this comment because I just started to learn sign language because I serve a lovely lady as well at my workplace (restaurant) I will be happy to communicate with her and am pretty sure she will be happy as well
For those doing revision, here's a list:
1. Hello
2. Good morning
3. Good Afternoon
4. Good Evening
5. Good Night
6/7. Please/Thank You
8. Sorry
9. How are you?
10. I'm Well/Fine
11. What's Your Name?
12. My name is...
12. Goodbye
Hope this helps :)
Legend!
Aww perfect thank you,😊👌
Thank you! This was lovely for revision!
Thank you Hannah! VERY useful!
Honestly, I’m loving what you’re doing! I’ve only recently started learning and this is really helpful!
Me too buddy. Really helpful to see the handshapes. Very clear.
Same :)
I have a friend who's deaf and I couldn't under stand her but commanding hands had been a big help I totally recommend him
Hi! I’m a young learner, me and my cousin are learning sign language because we think it may come in handy one day! Your channel has really helped! Thank you!
Me too
That’s a great video, Thankyou. It’s really good that the grammar , or the order of the words are shown as well as it’s so tempting to try and sign as one would speak. A great addition to your excellent teaching..
Brilliant 👏xx
This is so clear and paced perfectly! Thank you!
So glad I found this vlog it's WONDERFUL!!!!! So comprehensive! And it seems to be the only one that is still adding new content! I've recently started learning sign language !
When I say thank you, I close my palm, I dont know if that's what other people do, but that's what they taught me to do, so people could see the difference between me saying please and thank you. Awsome tutorials by the way, they help my friends alot
I was scrolling comments for the please and thankyou to see if there was any subtle difference I was missing / if anyone else had asked. It comes down to the context of the conversation doesn't it really 🤔
I love your videos, thank you for uploading them! I am finding there to be some differences between different sources, but yours are very clear to understand!
Thank you Dan - stay safe
I watched it 1000000 times and I’m really excited to use them in conversations
Thank you for teaching us...
Now i finally know the basic sign language...
started learning BLS today, this is the first video I've watched, I've wanted to learn to sign for a while but I've always put it off thinking it would take me ages, but this year I've decided I'll learn and this video's made it a lot easier than I thought it'd be. I'm sad I'm having to teach my self this and that I wasn't taught in school as a mandatory class but I'm glad I've finally started learning.
I work at a holiday place and I notice a couple of people with hearing ads and I know those help people hear but I’m still what to teach myself sign so I can be as inclusive and make things easier for everyone
Thank you.. I'm learning the basics because of my job and this is a huge help. Please keep posting
Nice video, thanks, God bless you!
I am watching at half speed and that also is really helpful for the first few times, to really get the hand positions correct.
Great video, thank you 👍
This is really helpful! Ive just started learning learning bsl with my class!
I'm trying to learn even the basics for the moment due to our postman being deaf, I feel the need to at least be able to say hello how are you to him. Always a mix of thumbs ups when handing me stuff and that's it.
So this video is perfect!
Thank u! Really needed this🧡
Really helped with a deaf customer thanks so much
Thank you so much for these videos!! They're really helpful! I please wanted to ask if there can be different ways to communicate the same word or greeting? Just because I've just started an online course for BSL, and the learning video for greetings shows different signs for "sorry", "good afternoon" and "good evening", so I'm a little confused! Thank you!! :)
Thanks for creating such easy to follow videos.
This is amazing thanks
Decided I wanted to learn as it can help many people and you tubers that I know who can talk but in some situations prefer to sign so if anyone who needs someone to talk to whether it is using sign language or by speaking I can help
thanks Dan!!
Thank you
Thanks a lot
i so am going to try to learn this and more,i am assuming as well as signing the word,using your lips to pronouce the word matters too
Hi i am partly dead and i have been forever but it got really bad at 4 i was wearing a hearing aid but air was getting trapped causing me weekly ear infections so i has to swap toa cochlear headband on where its on a head band and it goes behind your ear it been over seven years of going to the doctors and they dont know whats wrong with my ears i can hear a little without my hearing aid but struggle in busy places where lots of people are talking. I struggle a lot in school but find it embarising to wear so i prefer not to wear cos people will pick on me for it like they did in my old school. I learnt bsl when i was 6 and i was fluent untill yr 6 where my teachers forced me not to use it so i could focus on sats i am now 13 and trying to learn again as i think it will be useful this video was very helpful (i dont rember any signs from when i was younger except hello)
Hi Lucy, I'm so sorry to read about your experiences, it must have been so difficult. I'm glad the videos are helpful.
The National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS) are a fantastic charity that might be able to provide you with some further support. Their website is www.ndcs.org.uk/
It may also help to contact your local Deaf Club. Once the lockdown measures ease, they may have some family events you could attend.
Good luck re-learning BSL, you can do it :)
@@CommandingHands thank you :)
My sister she has down syndrome and she learnt aloth thank you so much
Hi, I've just started a course on BSL and I notice you do good evening and good night differently. There are also some other signs in your other videos which are different and I am getting confused as both are meant to be BSL. Is there a reason for the differences?
My friend and I talk to each other in sign language in class to for help and everyone else is confused
Thank you now I can talk to my friend
Thank you going to try this and my name is Dan fantastic 😅
I always wondered why deaf people still bothered to mouth the words as they were signing, but as I've started to learn I've realized that a lot of the signs are the same, just with slightly different meanings.
This is brilliant, thank you! I have a question, I've seen the question what's your name signed in a few different ways. I've seen it in the order 'name you what' and also 'your name what'. Is there a correct way?
Thanks for watching :) Good question. At a beginner level, either is OK. More advanced BSL users will drop the subject (you or your) completely as there are non-manual features such as eye gaze that give this information. "Name what" while looking directly at the person you are asking is sufficient. As with English, there's not necessarily just one correct way to build a sentence although there are rules to follow, e.g. put the questioning word at the end of a sentence.
@@CommandingHands Great, thanks so much for taking the time to reply :)
Wow as a deaf/ HoH guy , l find this good & bad why because hearing
people may be not understand s/ l.
I think the letter K should be thumb
& finger spread apart , rather than
using two finger to spell the letter k.
does it matter whether you use your right or left hand for words like good?
Dan is hot. Dan is hot. I'm practicing that for when I meet him!. You are a gorgeous guy and I've just subscribed. I have my own little barbers shop and one of my customers is deaf and I would like to be able to at least say hello, ask how he is, and say thank you and goodbye. We are able to communicate but I'd like to learn some accurate BSL for him. I want to make the effort. Thank you Dan for your clear tuition x
When asking a question, do you lip "your name what?" or do you say "what's your name?"
For clarity reasons and to follow good practice you would lip “name what” only (one may argue if signing “your” is necessary). However, you may find that some Deaf people are also comfortable users of classic English and lipping “What’s your name?” in a casual conversation may not cause great difficulty in understanding. However, if you want to be grammatically correct, name-what-?, it is.
you would lip sign ""whats your name"
The only criticism I have towards BSL is the need to use two hands when ASL only uses one (thus far, it's more accessible and easier to memorize), and for deaf people that unfortunately only have one arm or only one functional arm the traditional BSL isn't compatible with them.
I read there's a one hand BSL version, but I can't find it anywhere.
Regards.
Are please and thank you the same sign apart from the lip reading?
You know when I'm doing signs like good morning does it matter what side I start from left to right or right to left?
When saying your name, do you always spell it out? If you haven't got a sign language name, how do you say your name without spelling it out all the time?
Good question! You can sign the first letter of your name instead of the full name, but you'd have to establish that is the meaning by first fingerspelling your name. If you're signing to people you know, this would be OK as they'd already know your name presumably! I'd recommend attempting to pick up speed fingerspelling your name. When fingerspelling your name, attempt to create the lip pattern of your name while fingerspelling it at the same time. For me, that's easier than it will be for others! Thanks for watching ✋
Commanding Hands
Ok, thank you!
1:45 I’m fine
1:57 you name what
For me
Дуже допомагають такі уроки в вивченні англійськоі жестової мови!!! Дякую!!! Прохання: якщо можна, продовжуйте, будь ласка, писати слова зверху. Бо останні відео вже без написаних слів, це унеможливлює засвоіти матеріал для нечуючих з інших країн. ( в данному випадку- я з України. Дякую.
Is "How are you" and "Are you OK" same signing?
GiSoraya yes, it’s also the sign for “I am doing okay” but you change your facial expression and mouth the words you want to say
This helps me for school because I got a friend what is dead
So please and thankyou are the same? So mouthing the words is important? I just want to get it right we have a deaf lady who comes into the office occasionally and I would like to communicate with her better
I cannot understand why on earth there are dislikes! The poor specimens of human being do not appreciate their hearing.
is this right? ive seen so many videos and i swear, all their hellos are different signs- im not sure whats going on. is there more than one way to sign it?
It was a great video but in one of your previous videos you said please was doing the opposite movement to thankyou (moving your hand towards your chin)
Absolute beginner here - just wondering if it matters which hand you use for one handed signs such as "what?" or "Sorry" etc ?
You should use your dominant hand 😊
@@Jaythedino0508 Thank you 🧡
How do you say good afternoon sir
Is this in our right or left arm? or does it not matter.. im not sure!
People use their dominant hand to do most of the work in sign language. So for most people that's the right hand, but if you're left handed then you probably need to use your left.
Seriously looking for someone to practice BSL with me, I know no one from the community and I am not even from UK.
Welcome?
Been teaching my GF some sign language for her 3 deaf swimming child students. And someone actually complained she was signing to these kids. Not they where the incorrect signs just she was signing. Just goes to show ignorance of some people.
Hi 2😃
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I hate it