Oh my god. I'm deaf myself and I use sign language and everything. But seriously the sarcasm is off the charts, I absolutely wish I could meet you guys in person. Brilliant video.
I'm absolutely ashamed it took me that long to pick up on the sarcasm... *facepalm The fact that it seemed to take others a while as well makes me feel better though
ASL instructors, make this mandatory viewing for all the pious hearing wanna be interpreters. I'm hearing and in my first year learning ASL and this is stuff we should be learning about! Nicely done and hilarious as hell.
con670 I missed that part the first time I watched it, so it took me until the bill part to realize that everything was sarcastic haha. Then, of course, the aforementioned circumstances made much more sense!
Ha ha you guys crack me up... So sarcastic!! But I love it. Next time I have a Dr. Apt for a paper smear I'll ask my interpreter if she would like to take over
Hey I am in school to be an interpreter myself, I actually found this quite enlightening. Some say this is rude, but its only sarcasm. How many of us have used sarcasm to deal with our feelings? Let us not be hypocritical. I personally love sarcasm! :) Its easier to laugh than be angry and this way I totally understand how it must feel to be Deaf. I don't take offense, I laugh at mistakes and I will try to do better. Thanks for telling me!
Really enjoyed this video. I was skeptical after the first point. I thought...okay...maybe deaf people are sick of terps in all black? But after that I was laughing at the blatant sarcasm. Nice vid.
I was the same way. i am slooooooooooooooow to catch sarcasm. and just started my interp program so i don't know much. but then i was ROLLING on the floor laughing! (well not really i stayed in my chair) but i WAS cracking up!!!
"Is this sarcasm?" No, it is an absolute truth and you should follow each and everyone one of this tips, EXACTLY as discussed. If you don't you WILL fail as an interpreter. (This comment MAY be dripping with sarcasm, just like most everything else we do!) smile!
OMG I never laughed so hard in my life... Thanks guys u really are making me second guess my passion for learning sign and wanting to be an interpreter.
You totally made my night! So very funny! Thank you! YOu guys are so cute and thanks for having the voice over so I could really understand everything Im a mere beginner. Im gonna send this link to my friend whos a professional signer CODA
I am studying ASL and hope to get in to the interpreter program. . I have been floored this year at some of the jaw dropping and horrifying behaviors from speaking people who do not take the time to understand and RESPECT deaf culture. I have also met some amazing and wonderful deaf people who have the patience and self restraint of a saint. . Since common sense seems to be an oxymoron to most.. thank you for this. I laughed til tears came pouring . Be the change you wish to see in the world.
You guys are really awesome! It's so cool to see how much you love what you're doing. You're wicked funny too! I hope you'll continue to post your VLOGS. There's a lot of us out there who want so badly to learn this language and I can't tell you how much these videos have helped me. I just want to thank you and encourage you to continue this work! Thank you so much!
I first learned asl in high school to talk to a girl this just brought me back there. Thank you so much! She was the most sarcastic person I’d ever met. I was crying-laughing the entire freaking time. Dear god! 🤣😂 thanks again for this!
+Joanna Thinn Mar Same here. I can hear and have no idea about the hearing impaired community. What if I thought they were serious?! I'd make an ass out of myself. Boo!!!
Solids are best, especially when there is distance involved, like across a classroom, or in front of an audience. Dark colors tend to be best for most, but the key is to have a good contrast for your hands. Most people can wear dark blues like navy or a deep royal and look great. Dark pine green can be flattering on the right person. One interpreter I worked with used to wear beautiful dresses in a deep shade of purple like a dark wine, or green like night in a forest. Looked great on her.
Lmao...This was too funny!!! I'm not deaf/coda/hearing impaired but I fully appreciate the humor in this. The sarcasm is hystarical not only in your signs but also in the verbal banter. After seeing this, I HAVE to subscribe!!
This is hysterical! I'm so grateful that I've never met any interpreters that do these things. Eating your sandwich while signing one-handed?! Gosh-I hope that you don't actually know someone who had to put up with that.
Well this video makes me never want to become a interpreter, I'm in ASL 1 in college and I have been trying really hard to learn this language, in hopes to maybe become an interpreter of sorts. Maybe it's my lack of confidence in this language since I'm only a beginner and don't know much, but I might rethink that plan; the last thing I want to do is be ridiculed for trying to widen my knowledge in another language. I don't know, this post just made me really doubt myself. so thanks lol
+Candace Barrage Do not let this video keep you from becoming an interpreter... these guys are just being themselves. I'm an interpreting major, I'll be taking Interpreting 3 here in San Antonio. They have to be sarcastic to prove a point. You learn all these thing while going through an Interpreting Training Program and yet there are still interpreters out there that 1. don't follow CPC, 2. wear what ever they want and 3. just dont care... we must have respect for our consumers and that's basically what this video boils down to for me personally. The whole "kiss fist" topic, i have to also agree with... there are some signs that deaf people prefer that hearing people dont use and we just have to respect it because it is their language and their culture. I was a offended at fist but then found myself laughing because everything they are talking about is true and funny even though they are being sarcastic. Just take their advice and don't do any of the things your not supposed to. I hope this helps you ! Keep up the hard work, it WILL pay off :)
+Candace Barrage If you plan to do any of the things they "suggest" in the video, then you probably shouldn't be an interpreter. Why would their mocking things terrible interpreters do make you not want to be come a good interpreter? I don't get it.
Hilarious you have certainly put a lot of work into this video and since the Mandela memorial incident you are going to get many more views. All the best
ok, I LOVE this video. I am a hearing person who is in school to be an Interpreter and if anybody took this seriously, you have no clue. This was humor! Thank you both and keep up the videos! You got me in trouble in the library at school today cause I was laughing out loud!
LOL! I love this VLOG - it spelled out almost everything I experienced in College. I had a NEWBIE interpreter in a Spanish Culture class where every other word was spanish and also in medical anthropology - so she not only had to learn how to "sign" , she had to learn how to create sign language to fit the scenario so I was there teaching her to sign - being very polite and praying really hard she "gets it" . She did get it after a month and was a pro but it was a struggle for both of us.
I am currently in school to become an interpreter and the first thing you guys mentioned I was literally sitting here watching with the most confused look on my face scratching my head like 😂😂🤦🏼♀️ well done! Great video
I am a first time student at UCC for ASL English interpreting, i speak 3 languages and sign ASL now. Am watching this video and i am thinking that not all hearing culture will act like how you portrait them to be, i can understand why Deaf culture ask a lot of questions but i don't think i would be rude and cut off a person whether their Deaf or hearing when interpreting for them, i just happen to be an speaking interpreter Spanish, Portuguese English, and its considered very rude to cut off someone when they are talking, i just want to say it depends on the interpreter don't make it us all out to be like your video is fill with sarcasm and i honestly can tell you i perceived this info as that some people feel anger and are annoyed.
Hahaha the sarcasm was cracking me up. Of course they don't always have to wear black but dark sold colors help a lot and keep the distraction to a minimum. I can not lip read but I am hard of hearing myself and it is really hard to focus on the conversation if someone has a lot of facial piercings and loud make up or clothes.
Wow. I have used the hand kiss sign even recently because I learned it from the interpreter who taught me sign. As a newly hard of hearing I want to communicate correctly. You guys are funny!
Pretty funny! I'm an interpreter as well, and have had experiences working w/ peers who were... shall I say, 'flexible' in their dealings w/ both hearing AND Deaf clients. Wowza.
haha this is so funny i just recently passed my ethics test and this is everything it tells me not to do!! :) did you guys go back and voice or were there people voiceing right with you?
Hah! The PhD thing is so spot on. I'm hearing and I was at a history conference and this amazingly intelligent professor was talking about WWII. He's deaf and was signing and had an interpreter. The professor mentioned "Kristallnacht" and I don't think the interpreter knew what that was, because what she said was pretty unintelligible. The professor stopped his talk and corrected her! Multiple times until she said it properly! It was kinda of awesome.
random thought, or question...I totally understand that an interpreter wants to be sure to cause the least distraction possible, but what is the difference between having a serious conversation while wearing a colorful vibrant shirt with letters, VS interpreting information in a colored shirt....The impression in any setting with my deaf friends has been that, after the initial impression of your shirt, the eyes seem to ignore, or get used to, the shirt the person is wearing.. If the interpreter is boring or not very skilled, would wearing a black shirt really help keep their attention? If they are bored ANYTHING could become a distraction right black, red, blue, yellow, plain, checkers, letters, movement....etc? I really don't know, but I always wondered that.... let me know what you think! :)
Haha! Best ASL vlog about this is best awesome ASL on youtube! Also, you are lucky that you have a wonderful brother. I wish. I have sister but she is not Deaf. :(
I wish u are come down in the RGV valley really hard to time ,we here not have to an interpreter cuz not enough time but we have too many people deaf real low sing language and not spell word . :(
@MrBoffom Reverse the thinking. If a Hearing person is in a LOUD bar/restaurant, etc., it's difficult to understand what someone is saying, yes? Much easier if there isn't "background noise' to 'hear' clearly. As a paid interpreter, if you are light-skinned, best to wear darker colors as it's not "loud and noisy." If dark-skinned, wear light-colored clothing - it's easier to "hear" when there is a contrasting color between hands and clothing. You will learn this in our studies and associations.
As a hard of hearing interpreter, I find it to be very difficult when interpreting with with bright colors on. Because I see that certain deaf/hard of hearing folks lose focus depending on the color that the interpreter is wearing. Also many deaf/hard of hearing of hearing that I've come across feel as if hearing people are trying to take over their lives and language. But thank you so much CODA brothers for the information, I shall cherish this information.
Hahaha I just saw this in my ASL Linguistics class. I knew something was up when they mentioned liking long nails and dramatic makeup on interpreters, as a hearing person learning ASL I find that very distracting to me so I figured it couldn't be right. haha Loved this but I am a bit concerned since I do have a small tattoo on the side of my left wrist pointing away from my body. Would that be a huge problem if I were interesting in majoring as an interpreter?
Thanks for telling us what NOT to do =] I am studying to be an interpreter and it's truw it doesn't have to be black, but dark and solid color shirts are best
@13SuperKings just my opinion on this, because of my personal experience with my parents...With my dad oralism just didn't work, I'm talking about they even lit a candle to have him practice the letter P, it should effect the flame on the candle. On the other hand, it worked wonders for my mom (I thought she could speak very well, but of course I was used to her voice) Luckily, they both learned ASL and it was passed down to me. So I can see both sides of this, but love your comment....
Oh my god. I'm deaf myself and I use sign language and everything.
But seriously the sarcasm is off the charts, I absolutely wish I could meet you guys in person. Brilliant video.
“If your shirts have handshapes everywhere-go ahead!”
I'm absolutely ashamed it took me that long to pick up on the sarcasm... *facepalm
The fact that it seemed to take others a while as well makes me feel better though
ASL instructors, make this mandatory viewing for all the pious hearing wanna be interpreters. I'm hearing and in my first year learning ASL and this is stuff we should be learning about! Nicely done and hilarious as hell.
Lol! i didnt see the sarcasm until you said we can make up our own words. FUNNY
con670 I missed that part the first time I watched it, so it took me until the bill part to realize that everything was sarcastic haha. Then, of course, the aforementioned circumstances made much more sense!
Cheyenne Atkinson when i realized it was all sarcasm, i replayed the video and enjoyed EVERY minute.
Ha ha you guys crack me up... So sarcastic!! But I love it. Next time I have a Dr. Apt for a paper smear I'll ask my interpreter if she would like to take over
Hey I am in school to be an interpreter myself, I actually found this quite enlightening. Some say this is rude, but its only sarcasm. How many of us have used sarcasm to deal with our feelings? Let us not be hypocritical. I personally love sarcasm! :) Its easier to laugh than be angry and this way I totally understand how it must feel to be Deaf. I don't take offense, I laugh at mistakes and I will try to do better. Thanks for telling me!
XD You guys have mastered weapons grade sarcasm! You guys are lethal!
Really enjoyed this video. I was skeptical after the first point. I thought...okay...maybe deaf people are sick of terps in all black? But after that I was laughing at the blatant sarcasm. Nice vid.
I was the same way. i am slooooooooooooooow to catch sarcasm. and just started my interp program so i don't know much. but then i was ROLLING on the floor laughing! (well not really i stayed in my chair) but i WAS cracking up!!!
"Is this sarcasm?" No, it is an absolute truth and you should follow each and everyone one of this tips, EXACTLY as discussed. If you don't you WILL fail as an interpreter. (This comment MAY be dripping with sarcasm, just like most everything else we do!) smile!
Until they got to the make up signs part I was just confused thinking that would be so distracting. But duh. Sarcasm is a thing that exist. Lol.
Wow I thought this was all serious at first with the clothes, I didn't catch the sarcasm at first. Nicely done.
Very beautifully done guys *claps* I think everyone going into the feild should listen to this. :D
OMG I never laughed so hard in my life... Thanks guys u really are making me second guess my passion for learning sign and wanting to be an interpreter.
Loved it ! Respect for your consumers... I didn't understand at first but when I caught on to the sarcasm I couldn't stop laughing ! This was great !
I miss their voice overs...they are soooo funny. I love them as they could be my own cousins, neighbors. Love them.
I love these guys! Same with me on the not getting the sarcasm until about half way through. Then I couldn't help but laugh the rest of the way.
Oh my gosh, I just peed! You guys are hilarious! "Can I help you walk to your car?" That totally just earned a subscription. Keep up the good work.
the sarcasm is so awesom here. my wife lost her hearing at 3. she's 31 now and a mom & this video made her day. lol.
Lol I LOVE your Channel! Thanks for the videos! :) xoxo
Oh, man. The sarcasm in this video is perfect. I'm subscribing!
Thank you for posting this! Your sarcasm made some good points. BTW...You guys are so funny!
You totally made my night! So very funny! Thank you! YOu guys are so cute and thanks
for having the voice over so I could really understand everything Im a mere beginner.
Im gonna send this link to my friend whos a professional signer CODA
I am studying ASL and hope to get in to the interpreter program.
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I have been floored this year at some of the jaw dropping and horrifying behaviors from speaking people who do not take the time to understand and RESPECT deaf culture. I have also met some amazing and wonderful deaf people who have the patience and self restraint of a saint.
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Since common sense seems to be an oxymoron to most.. thank you for this. I laughed til tears came pouring
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Be the change you wish to see in the world.
You're both so cute, love your critical sense of humor. Come from Holland, and will share this with the Dutch interpreters! Thank you so much!
You guys are really awesome! It's so cool to see how much you love what you're doing. You're wicked funny too! I hope you'll continue to post your VLOGS. There's a lot of us out there who want so badly to learn this language and I can't tell you how much these videos have helped me. I just want to thank you and encourage you to continue this work! Thank you so much!
You sarcasm is so spot on I thought you were being serious until half way through the video.
I first learned asl in high school to talk to a girl this just brought me back there. Thank you so much!
She was the most sarcastic person I’d ever met. I was crying-laughing the entire freaking time. Dear god! 🤣😂 thanks again for this!
I LOVE U GUYS! u are so passionate and u just inspire me to no end!
10 years ago?!!! Wow! Y’all are still awesome!!!
Just started watching some of your videos.... Too funny!!!
that was amazing!!! appreciate the voiceover. i feel like i learned a couple more signs :)
I didn't get the sarcasm until half way through the video. Well, duh?
+Joanna Thinn Mar Thanks. I thought I was the only one. Hehe.
+Joanna Thinn Mar Same here. I can hear and have no idea about the hearing impaired community. What if I thought they were serious?! I'd make an ass out of myself. Boo!!!
Thank you. I don't want to be mean to anyone. :)
I loved this video so much! All of it is true because I have experienced it myself as I go though high school! Keep it up!
Thank you your view point from a coda's life really helped I'm in asl and i was hoping to do a project on coda's so thank you sooo much
Solids are best, especially when there is distance involved, like across a classroom, or in front of an audience. Dark colors tend to be best for most, but the key is to have a good contrast for your hands. Most people can wear dark blues like navy or a deep royal and look great. Dark pine green can be flattering on the right person. One interpreter I worked with used to wear beautiful dresses in a deep shade of purple like a dark wine, or green like night in a forest. Looked great on her.
We watched this video today in my Deaf Culture class - these guys are freaking hilarious lol
Right on! I was almost same way, because I was
in loving of the ASL interpreters.
Lmao...This was too funny!!! I'm not deaf/coda/hearing impaired but I fully appreciate the humor in this. The sarcasm is hystarical not only in your signs but also in the verbal banter. After seeing this, I HAVE to subscribe!!
This is hysterical! I'm so grateful that I've never met any interpreters that do these things. Eating your sandwich while signing one-handed?! Gosh-I hope that you don't actually know someone who had to put up with that.
you guys are hilarious... can't wait to watch your other vids
Well this video makes me never want to become a interpreter, I'm in ASL 1 in college and I have been trying really hard to learn this language, in hopes to maybe become an interpreter of sorts. Maybe it's my lack of confidence in this language since I'm only a beginner and don't know much, but I might rethink that plan; the last thing I want to do is be ridiculed for trying to widen my knowledge in another language. I don't know, this post just made me really doubt myself. so thanks lol
+Candace Barrage Do not let this video keep you from becoming an interpreter... these guys are just being themselves. I'm an interpreting major, I'll be taking Interpreting 3 here in San Antonio. They have to be sarcastic to prove a point. You learn all these thing while going through an Interpreting Training Program and yet there are still interpreters out there that 1. don't follow CPC, 2. wear what ever they want and 3. just dont care... we must have respect for our consumers and that's basically what this video boils down to for me personally. The whole "kiss fist" topic, i have to also agree with... there are some signs that deaf people prefer that hearing people dont use and we just have to respect it because it is their language and their culture. I was a offended at fist but then found myself laughing because everything they are talking about is true and funny even though they are being sarcastic. Just take their advice and don't do any of the things your not supposed to. I hope this helps you ! Keep up the hard work, it WILL pay off :)
+Candace Barrage If you plan to do any of the things they "suggest" in the video, then you probably shouldn't be an interpreter. Why would their mocking things terrible interpreters do make you not want to be come a good interpreter? I don't get it.
This was such a funny vlog! Thanks guys! All us terps love ya!
Hilarious! Thanks for the reminders.
Oh man, I'm also an interpreting student and I think that this video just made my decade. Love it! Will def take this all to heart! ;)
Hilarious you have certainly put a lot of work into this video and since the Mandela memorial incident you are going to get many more views. All the best
ok, I LOVE this video. I am a hearing person who is in school to be an Interpreter and if anybody took this seriously, you have no clue. This was humor!
Thank you both and keep up the videos! You got me in trouble in the library at school today cause I was laughing out loud!
hahaha! I love this! :) LOVE IT! :) you guys are great :)
Oh god, the sarcasm in this video. XD
Dripping in sarcasm... love it!
Lol I was dying, you guys are so funny.
LOL! I love this VLOG - it spelled out almost everything I experienced in College. I had a NEWBIE interpreter in a Spanish Culture class where every other word was spanish and also in medical anthropology - so she not only had to learn how to "sign" , she had to learn how to create sign language to fit the scenario so I was there teaching her to sign - being very polite and praying really hard she "gets it" . She did get it after a month and was a pro but it was a struggle for both of us.
Oh, this was so wonderful, honest and unexpected. Thank you guys :)
i loved the color black thing...in my church, black is the order for the interpretors and camera crew...too funny and the bill part... loved that too
Lol I didn't realize yall were being sarcastic until 4:10 when you talked about the BMW and minimum wage. Haha this is great vid
ROFLOL I LOVE this! Absolutely hysterical!
I am currently in school to become an interpreter and the first thing you guys mentioned I was literally sitting here watching with the most confused look on my face scratching my head like 😂😂🤦🏼♀️ well done! Great video
Y'all got me so excited there for a minute! Making me think I could wear my plaid shirts....
I am a first time student at UCC for ASL English interpreting, i speak 3 languages and sign ASL now. Am watching this video and i am thinking that not all hearing culture will act like how you portrait them to be, i can understand why Deaf culture ask a lot of questions but i don't think i would be rude and cut off a person whether their Deaf or hearing when interpreting for them, i just happen to be an speaking interpreter Spanish, Portuguese English, and its considered very rude to cut off someone when they are talking, i just want to say it depends on the interpreter don't make it us all out to be like your video is fill with sarcasm and i honestly can tell you i perceived this info as that some people feel anger and are annoyed.
These guys are AWESOME!!!
thanks for he great laugh!
SO HILARIOUS!
This is possibly one of the more entertaining videos to this series!
HAHA Kiss fist + Laurent Clerc! LOVE IT!
Hahaha the sarcasm was cracking me up. Of course they don't always have to wear black but dark sold colors help a lot and keep the distraction to a minimum. I can not lip read but I am hard of hearing myself and it is really hard to focus on the conversation if someone has a lot of facial piercings and loud make up or clothes.
Wow. I have used the hand kiss sign even recently because I learned it from the interpreter who taught me sign. As a newly hard of hearing I want to communicate correctly. You guys are funny!
Love this satire!!!🎀🎀🎀
I stopped to hold my breath while I was watching it.. I cracked you up.. :)
hahahhaah
At the first couple of points I was like "Oh ok...I guess"
Half way through -.-
nope.....totally the opposite lol
Pretty funny! I'm an interpreter as well, and have had experiences working w/ peers who were... shall I say, 'flexible' in their dealings w/ both hearing AND Deaf clients. Wowza.
I'll have to send this to my interpreter.
You guys are really funny!
haha this is so funny i just recently passed my ethics test and this is everything it tells me not to do!! :) did you guys go back and voice or were there people voiceing right with you?
One at a time, please. I enjoy your funny stories. \lml
deaf people love it when interpreters take over the conversation! lololol!
roflmbo you really know how to tell big fat lies! and you do it with CLASS!! WHOO HOO..so funny! lol
OMG!!! This needs to be shown in every intro to interp class. HAHAHAHA
I think I must share this with my class. Hahaha!
omg i love it...i can totally relate...that is why i "love" interpreters! LOL
Hah! The PhD thing is so spot on. I'm hearing and I was at a history conference and this amazingly intelligent professor was talking about WWII. He's deaf and was signing and had an interpreter. The professor mentioned "Kristallnacht" and I don't think the interpreter knew what that was, because what she said was pretty unintelligible. The professor stopped his talk and corrected her! Multiple times until she said it properly! It was kinda of awesome.
Haha. I have a deaf best friend and I wanna be an interpreter when I'm older, and I absolutely loved this video! haha. Thanks for the lesson!
OMG hahahahaha I will try to incorporate some of your suggestions into my work. I do VRS. They'll never even know. :-D Thanks, guys!
random thought, or question...I totally understand that an interpreter wants to be sure to cause the least distraction possible, but what is the difference between having a serious conversation while wearing a colorful vibrant shirt with letters, VS interpreting information in a colored shirt....The impression in any setting with my deaf friends has been that, after the initial impression of your shirt, the eyes seem to ignore, or get used to, the shirt the person is wearing.. If the interpreter is boring or not very skilled, would wearing a black shirt really help keep their attention? If they are bored ANYTHING could become a distraction right black, red, blue, yellow, plain, checkers, letters, movement....etc? I really don't know, but I always wondered that.... let me know what you think! :)
Oh god! I thought these tips were a little off. Then they just got crazier and crazier. "Make up signs" Wait, What?#@$% Great video 🤣😄
Haha! Best ASL vlog about this is best awesome
ASL on youtube!
Also, you are lucky that you have a wonderful
brother. I wish. I have sister but she is
not Deaf. :(
I wish u are come down in the RGV valley really hard to time ,we here not have to an interpreter cuz not enough time but we have too many people deaf real low sing language and not spell word . :(
Yep! I'm in an interpreting program and I just laugh at this video. These guys are awesome!
hahaha, all the ***wrong*** things an interpreter should do! A great prank/joke
@MrBoffom Reverse the thinking. If a Hearing person is in a LOUD bar/restaurant, etc., it's difficult to understand what someone is saying, yes? Much easier if there isn't "background noise' to 'hear' clearly. As a paid interpreter, if you are light-skinned, best to wear darker colors as it's not "loud and noisy." If dark-skinned, wear light-colored clothing - it's easier to "hear" when there is a contrasting color between hands and clothing. You will learn this in our studies and associations.
As a hard of hearing interpreter, I find it to be very difficult when interpreting with with bright colors on. Because I see that certain deaf/hard of hearing folks lose focus depending on the color that the interpreter is wearing. Also many deaf/hard of hearing of hearing that I've come across feel as if hearing people are trying to take over their lives and language. But thank you so much CODA brothers for the information, I shall cherish this information.
very nice & so true too!!! right....
I feel so stupid, I didn't know they were joking until the bank story
I'm so sending this to my teacher XD this is great
I thought this was legitimate at first and got so excited... You guys!!! XD black shirts it is.
Hahaha I just saw this in my ASL Linguistics class. I knew something was up when they mentioned liking long nails and dramatic makeup on interpreters, as a hearing person learning ASL I find that very distracting to me so I figured it couldn't be right. haha Loved this but I am a bit concerned since I do have a small tattoo on the side of my left wrist pointing away from my body. Would that be a huge problem if I were interesting in majoring as an interpreter?
Thanks for telling us what NOT to do =] I am studying to be an interpreter and it's truw it doesn't have to be black, but dark and solid color shirts are best
HAHAHA...pretty funny! I think the training programs need to show that to the one just about to graduate...good training film ;)
LOL thanks for the info..I took really detailed notes and am keeping them forever and ever....jk :P Great vid! Sarcasm at its best!
@13SuperKings just my opinion on this, because of my personal experience with my parents...With my dad oralism just didn't work, I'm talking about they even lit a candle to have him practice the letter P, it should effect the flame on the candle. On the other hand, it worked wonders for my mom (I thought she could speak very well, but of course I was used to her voice) Luckily, they both learned ASL and it was passed down to me. So I can see both sides of this, but love your comment....
Omg love your sarcasm
LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!