A Deaf and Hearing Dorm Floor at University of Vermont?!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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I LOVED IT WHEN HE SAID " there's no such thing as hanging out too much".
I want something to say the same thing to me !
haha, i love how you can sign and eat at the same time and not be yelled at for talking while chewing...;)
I can not thank you guys enough!!!! I love you sooo much thank you thank you thank you ❤❤😊🤘🏼👍🏼
Tal Saidon what you are doing is such an amazing idea! if I had the opportunity to join this, I would jump on board right away! I hope that it works out! keep us updated , Tal!
Alexandra thank you!! I will comment updates on their vlogs ❤❤
Tal Saidon that's awesome :D what inspired you to want to start this program?
Alexandra just a huge passion for ASL and Deaf culture 😊
Tal Saidon that's so great 😆 I looked the deaf- hearing dorms on the internet and I'm surprised I can barely find it anywhere besides one school! Are there people at your university willing to sign your petition?
The moment Ryan says he wants a moment....
Hmmmm the shadow can tell us 😆😂
My daughter has Autism and was nonverbal until the age of 6. Sign language really helped her communicate her needs and wants. She’s now fully oral and is multilingual. I myself, just became deaf on one side last year from an accident. I’m also a special needs school bus driver and sign language is a huge beneficial part of my life, and work. Thank you Sign Duo for spreading positivity and awareness.
Tal- I pray that everything with you has been successful and brought you joy. Best of luck to all of you 🤟🏾 #PositiveVibes
🤣 Ryan in the background eating just got me laughing
I am a hearing person who started learning sign language for a deaf friend at work and then 3 months later started going to deaf parties, concerts and church services. I never would have thought in 9 months I could have a full conversation without an interpreter but I can. I have fallen in love with deaf culture, but a year ago I didn't know there was such a thing as deaf culture. I love watching you guys and I appreciate the videos and picking up new signs. Thanks!
enjoyed your video. had me laughing with theway Ryan kept on eating and nodding lol. looked relaxed. there. true deaf way lol
I just wanted to say I have really been enjoying bingeing y'alls videos. My mom tried to teach us sign language when we were little and not much stuck. Being able to use these videos to learn not just sign, but also how to have healthy relationships has been awesome. Also you guys are too cute with each other!
I’ve watched a good 30 videos of yours now and I’m learning so much about the culture! 🤗
Hi there! I'm on my boyfriend's account but I just wanted to comment that I love watching your vlogs. I work with Deafblind people and it is always so interesting to see different signs from different countries! I work in Australia so we have Auslan (Australian Sign language). I'm still learning but hopefully I can become more fluent one day. Thanks for your videos, looking forward to watching more of them :) Love from Jen in Australia.
This made me cry! I know absolutely nothing about sign language and I have NO idea how deaf people live, but you guys are so amazing, you are brave enough to show this to the world and let us understand! And I wish this wouldn't be taken for granted and there would be more understanding and acceptance! Thank you so much!
he's a beautiful dog! I walked my neighbor's Mastif once. it was so easy with a gentle lead head collar! tried it on my lab and worked the same. you should try it
I think you’re right about having hearing and deaf people living together it’s an awesome thing. I watch youre show and I’m not deaf and I don’t sign but I enjoy every minute of it and I think we should all be inclusive and educated in your community. I am a nurse and I think because of your show I’m going to start taking up some signing for patients who come into my unit who are deaf. I think the more we know the more we grow. keep doing what you’re doing 👏
Wow I love your guys videos. As a hard of hearing person who has only hearing friends. Its great to learn more signs. ( I've been taking ASL in college but I've taken all the ASL courses that my university offers) Since I Don't have any deaf or hard of hearing friends who sign. Its great to have channels like yours so I can continue to learn about signing and deaf culture. SO THANKFUL FOR YOUR CHANNEL
I think this is great what you guys are doing. I enjoy your vlogs immensely. As a 45 year old hard of hearing (90% hearing loss). I've never accepted my hearing loss or come to terms with it. I don't even sign. I can hear enough to get by. I always felt 'trapped' between two worlds (hearing & deaf/hard of hearing). Your vlogs have brought up allot of interesting perspectives on the issue and struggles. Thanks!
i loved it when ryan took a huge bite out of the breadstick at 11:00 cracked me up . you guys are so sweet
Awesome video, so glad i found and watched it 4 years later. Love your vlogs. I am hearing in 1 ear, profoundly deaf in the other. I want to learn ASL. I work for a grocery store and when i 1st started there was a deaf bagger. I always wanted to be able to communicate with him. I had thought about finding a deaf roommate, as I have an extra room in my apartment. Anyhow, love this particular vlog. Thanks
I was asleep when you posted this though I tried to stay up (time zone difference) but you guys are amazing thank you so so so very much ❤❤
I would love a program like this!! I live in an area where there is a high percentage of deaf individuals and I think this type of integration would be beneficial for both parties! I love you guys so much!!! 😘
u guys make me feel better about my hearing gf. (im HH but I speak and sign). I love you guys. I just found ur channel and think you two r adorable and sweet.
I just found your channel today and you both are really good for each other!! I am twice you guys age at least-:) but I can totally relate to Ryan. He is a good man but also sensitive and caring. I really respect him and you two are wonderful for each other. Hoping you two spend your lives together. You both love and respect each other and it's so obvious. Take care and I just subscribed
I’ve never loved to read my whole life till I watched this video
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Thanks for posting these daily vlogs! I want to become an interpreter so it's very helpful seeing all these new signs and just watching conversations!
I've been looking at programs like this for the future! Great to hear your opinion on it!
Eastern Kentucky University is where I took my sign language courses (while I was in high school) and they were always proposing to us that we should live in the deaf/hearing floor. it's was super cool to know that EKU did that. I was still in high school so I couldn't live there, but I still hung out in the sign lab with the Deaf students and professors all the time ♡
i found your channel yesterday and i cant stop watching your videos. You too are amazing together and have inspired me to try and learn ASL 😊💖
I accidentally ran across your videos on RUclips decided to go back and start from the beginning. I really enjoy watching your videos… And also the fact that you mentioned in one of the earlier ones, the differences between ASL learned from books and ASL used by the deaf. The differences when it comes to learning ASL. It's not like a direct translation such as the spoken language was Spanish or French to me ASL was like learning phrases or learning to speak in phrases depending on what was going on. Things have different meaning depending on the context of the conversation. At least that's how I thought of it. I'm 39 now but when I was probably about 15. I spent some time at this vocational rehabilitation center in West Virginia where they helped people with physical disabilities learn to drive, work on cars job skills things like that the majority of the students there though were. deaf or hard of hearing individuals. Who had aged out of their particular school systems. I guess you would say. I'm glad to see that you are so open about educating the hearing, the majority of students are dealt with at the time were not most of them had their own little thing going and for whatever reason were not very welcoming to hearing individuals. (Unless they wanted us to run to the nearest convenience store to play interpreter…) While I was there I chose to try and learn sign language from books at first. As they were in charge of major things like most of the cafeteria staff was deaf and the way the cafeterias was set up. It made ordering food at pain in the ass if you didn't have some rudimentary knowledge of sign language which I eventually tried to learn through books at first. I taught myself to finger spell… Very tedious… I LOL but at least I managed to get a chocolate milk and Mountain Dew not chocolate milk in my Mountain Dew. :-) Then I met my friend Ila. She was a deaf student there a lot like you she didn't mind educating people and she made it her mission to teach me to sign. Or as she put it, "learn how to speak properly." She got frustrated from with me from time to time, mainly because I have cerebral palsy, which makes some signs rather difficult. But she got to where she wouldn't acknowledge anything I was trying to communicate. If I was solely finger spelling. And I have to agree the opportunity to be around people using sign language in everyday conversation made it a lot easier to learn than just trying to copy things from the book. I know it was very hard for me. At first because always felt embarrassed or that I was to make some sort of mistake and people did laugh at me a lot. While some people… But Ila she would always just shove me and move on... She could read lips pretty well, which helped her teach me, but after a while she would refuse to acknowledge anything I signed it pretty soon I was staying at that particular place, it became like second nature to I guess constantly do what you referred to as Sim Com I caught myself doing it without thinking about it, even when I wasn't with Ila or any other deaf or hard of hearing individual. Though it did have its uses in the bars if there happened to be another person who could understand with me. :-) Over the years, though I have not had occasion to use sign so I had forgotten most of what I picked up. Because if you don't continually use something like that you forget it, at least on a certain level. However, I have noticed myself reading the caption less and less last as I watched your videos. So I do agree that deaf and hearing co-mingling together is the absolute best way to learn sign language. Especially if you're looking to understand the deaf community. Thank you for your videos...
Hi Betty. Thank you so much for sharing your story with me. I can not tell you how much what you says means to me. I definitely understand that sometimes it is hard to be accepted in the Deaf community or find someone who is willing to patiently help you learn. That's why Ryan and I created this channel. We want everyone to see the wonderful things that can come out of patience and kindness. You're friend, Ila, who treated you with such kindness is such an amazing story. No matter, Deaf or Hearing, or if you're learning from a book or online, everyone and anyone who wants to learn deserves to be treated with patience and kindness. I'm really happy that you found our videos, and they can jog your memory of some sign language. Never hesitate to reach out to me. Just say, "it's Betty. Remember chocolate milk and Mountain Dew, not chocolate milk in my Mountain Dew. " LOl that's funny
This vlog was really long but I watched every minute of it cause the topic was really interesting! I wish I could stay in such a dorm, but I don't live in USA and I don't think my country has these kinds of dorms :(
Thank you for sharing about this topic, and all the best to Tal! I hope the dorm is a success!
hi!! i'm learning asl and my family and i love to watch your videos❤ you two are so great together:) -kenzie
Sign Duo i'm so happy you replied! you guys are honestly who i look up to❤
I found you guys when there was only 3 videos uploaded, i've never commented tho. I'm 18 years old from Puerto Rico and i'm learning to sign (the book used in class also has the signs in english [very similar signs] and they are also teaching us asl structure)
I graduated from basic in december and started the second class(intermediate?) last week. Loving it so far, and your vlogs have helped me a lot. Love you guys!
U guys are literally the cutest ...
Awesome video! Great ideal, Tal! If I had that option at my university, I definitely would have wanted to participate!
That food looked good, by the way! I could almost smell that tritip through the phone!
I'm looking for a group, maybe online, to practice signing with. Any suggestions?
Love the videos, Ryan and Ellen! Keep up the great work!
Hi, I look forward to and love your videos so much. You guys live life so beautifully and you are helping me to pick up more and more ASL each vid, (and I'm Australian lol). Also I just thought I'd mention that I noticed that Titan's nail are a little bit too long. If they grow much longer he will start to be in a lot of pain. Much love to you guys, I love seeing your videos every single time!
Paige Just remember that ASL is different to AUSLAN, so the same words may have different signs :) From a fellow Aussie
Every since i first came to this channel i cant stop watching ur videos. Ur so amazing both ryan and Ellen i love u both xoxo
Hello!!! :D I love you guys. Love it ur video nice have fun. And I'm deaf I'm from Venezuela but live in Miami :D
Hi I'm Reiko it's Japanese anyways I love watching ur Vlogs and u guys inspire me everyday throughout the week and both of my parents are deaf and I've know sign language since I was a year old.
Thank you so much for turning off the background sound.
hi! you guys are so cute and i love watching you (i've been wanting to say this through many videos, but this one had the message that fits) So basically, i am fully deaf in one ear but fully hearing in the other, this has given me the ability to speak "normally" and be mainstreamed, however, being deaf came from sickness so I'm the only young deaf person in the family (my dad has lost his hearing with age but he's not going to learn sign language so like???) anyways, I'm really glad that through you and other deaf youtubers, I can pick up (mostly) ASL and notice the different nuances. I think that rooming or being in close contact consistently with a person whose main mode of communication is sign language would be the best thing because it helps everyone out that tries it.
anyways i love your content (and sorry my first comment is on a 5 month old video)
I have a question for Ryan.... Hi, I'm Owen. I am currently taking ASL 2 at my school, and am starting to interact and meet with deaf people. I've been going to deaf meets, and practicing. Someday I want to be an interpreter. So my question to you is, when going out to eat with someone hearing, would you prefer to order your food yourself or have the order be interpreted? Just curious. Love your videos by the way!
my friend thinks its easier to have the order interpreted! but then again it is different for everyone
i'm not sure what he prefers but he said that he always tries to order himself
Ellen I want to know where I can learn about signing I want to learn more please plus you and Ryan are a beautiful blessed couple I admire so much
I love the college dorm idea!! Could I just come there and hang out? LOL
That dog is crazy! hahaha
Great video ! The food looked so yummy
Really love watching u guys...
Im SpEd tcher...im teaching hearing impaired children...
great idea about deaf and hearing dorm.
i think it would need to go beyond the dorm though and include teaching staff and adminstration workers etc. to also participate in the initiative.
I like the idea because ive been using apps to learn auslan and its impossible to teach myself to sign as no one corrects me and i cant actually carry on a conversation with myself and an app.
Anyways ellen your hair looked really pretty today.
Desert Rivers I have the same issue. Plus there’s not too many AUSLAN apps I can find either. I could just be missing them though
Luv your shirt ellen
I just subscribed and I love you guys so much already❤️
This would be a great idea in Australia too!
To be able to eat and talk at the same time is definitely a good thing about being deaf
I lived in the Living and Learning Center’s Sign Language and Deaf Culture suite in 2003, is it gone now?!
What a cool program that would be! Can I go back to college?! LOL
Constructive note: Ryan has you shut out the music playing and just sign - totally fine. But OMG I hate the jingly jangly RUclips jingle that substituted it. I also learned this in a previous video and have just been muting your videos since the channel is by nature welcome to that lol. That’s why I don’t mind it, it adds to the experience to just mute the video.
To help teach Titan to stop pulling on the leash, try a gentle leader. store.petsafe.net/gentle-leader-headcollar My family has Boxers -- also very strong and energetic dogs -- but it helped a lot.
10. And on I can only pick up.."2 people living together".........but I can almost read her lips!
Those breadsticks look SUPER yummy!
Just found your videos recently and have not been able to stop watching since. Such a real, sweet, and genuine couple. Thank you for uploading! :)
it's weird seeing asl I'm use to auslan.
Just a reminder when you’re walking with him it would be better if you have on tennis shoes so you will have a better grip under your feet. Because he is so excited is so strong that I’m scared he might call you down off your feet. So I’m just exit making a suggestion that MI 23 years of being a guide dog users to have on so you can grip the ground better and have better stand so if he does call you you won’t slide just a suggestion
new comment on what I see is an old clip, but Ryan just for your info, I could hear Ellen's words just fine in the restaurant before you told her to only sign
I found the music more relaxing than the chaotic noise of the restaurant though. ;)
I knew about CSUN having deaf/hearing dorms. It'd be interesting to find out which other universities have them.
Also I say hello from Santa Rosa,CA
I'm kind of confused on something Ellen and Ryan: is there a specific grammar to ASL or can I just sign in the order of spoken English?
Jayden Hinds Yes. There is a specific grammar for ASL. You can also sign in the order of an English sentence, which is called PSE. ;)
You're the cutest couple!
very nice I most like u your understanding each other
Same thing as RIT does. Mixed of hearing and deaf at dorm.
this is blowing my mind
if you ever come to vermont i would love to meet you guys!!!!!
I would love to have an opportunity like this at my University to learn sign language and more about deaf culture!!
It's fun when Ryan is a goofball.
u guys are cute. don't let anyone tell u ur a bad boyfriend, no one but Ellen should be the judge of that. screw that guy. haha. ur guy's vlogs make me really hungry! In the town I live in, we have no good restaurants or big fast food chains but Mcd and burger kind, oh and taco bell. but that's pretty much it. I live in Northern California on the coast :) I love watching you guys. I hope u don't start just signing instead of talking too. I am trying to learn a little sign language too. so I like when u talk too.
Dogs so cute
yey long vlog😍
💜💜from Oklahoma
hi ive only recently been learning sing bc im slowly going deaf but can u explain what he is saying bc i only understand some thing but i love u guys soooooooooooo much
You guys are so lovely 😉👍🏼👍🏼
you two look cute couple together I love you're videos
Could hear you just fine and for a hearing person I rather you speak and sign so that I can watch your hands while listening to what you're saying.
You get the workout too.
THIS IS RIGHT DOWN THE ROAD FROM ME OMFG
Hold up is tax added after in America or is it included in the price like in England
it is charged after the order is made. So if a cheeseburger is $5, tax is added to that to make it 8.00. Hopefully that makes sense!
I'm really curious whether or not this program exists at any other school... if so, I definitely want to look into it! Anyone in the comments live in a deaf-hearing dorm at college?
Cute couple!
Titan looks like my dog
Hi I am deaf ! how are you? I think you still no money but you are both need saved life money right?
i am from vermont!
Ellen, you shouldn't wash your hands in the kitchen sink after you touch or handle dogs or their waste.
Extremely true !!!!!
Hey!! Be nice to your gf dude!!
You get money for recycling??
Katie Several states have it where you get charged a fee when you buy something in a can or bottle, like soda, bottled water, etc, and if you bring it to a center you can get some of that fee back. You don’t get anywhere near all of it back though, so you don’t really get paid to recycle, you just get some of the fee back that you already were charged.
You get paid to recycle?! that's crazyyyyy
roxodee Several states have it where you can get money back if you bring in bottles and cans, but there’s a charge when you buy those things and you don’t get nearly as much back as you pay in the fee when you buy it. So you don’t really get paid to recycle, you just can get a little bit of that fee back.
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You're SOOOOO beautiful!!!!!
2:45 Ryan is extremely hot.
that is not the right collar u should be using for ur dog
it's not fair u to say you decided not to talk your boyfriend told u not to and u obeyed