My daughter is autistic and didn't speak verbally, until age 10.. But thankfully her school taught her Makaton and ESL at the age of 5. So learning how to sign, was the only way we could communicate. I love these videos, because giving your subs, even just a basic knowledge. May one day, prevent that awkward social moment we all used to dread. When confronting someone in public. With this kind of communication barrier. Kudos to you for doing a second video.. (◕‿◕) xx
She's definitely a teacher... Citing sources... Explaining things well(although a lot of teachers suck at this..)...And acting as if this is an actual lesson and not ASMR. Love it.
I work in a retail store where customer interaction is a huge factor. I've only had one person come up to me using sign language and I was so confused, I see now how genuinely important this video can be so please keep this series up. I love you randy!
I knew a girl once who was very mentally undeveloped for her age from her deafness. Despite being high school age she hadn't mastered the ability to write normal English. She was easily aggravated when people couldn't understand her and was prone to outbursts. I tried to help her initially, but over time it came to be that you had to simply tolerate this behavior and be understanding. I did my own share of research at the time on the subject and it's apparently not too uncommon for deaf children to develop more slowly, but in her case I think perhaps she either had another underlying disability, or her parents didn't get her the help she needed early enough. That's been many years, and I have no idea what's happened to her since then, but the entire experience certainly enlightened me on the subject of deafness and ASL, which makes this video series all the more interesting.
I'm dying for more of these. I've got an acquaintance who was thrilled when I ran into him and signed that I'm learning asl. Thank you for your work! :)
Oml I love these videosssss!!!! They are absolutely tingly + informational. I love asl and I'm highly interested in learning. Keep these videos coming pleaseeeeee. Thank you! Much love ❤️ Hannah
Awesome! So happy to see another video lesson for Sign Language from you! Even tho you decided to go back just to recover what we last learned and double checking if anything was missed, really shows how much you care about what you teach and show to us viewers! Again, looking forward to more video lessons!
Hi Randy. Thanks again, I'm really enjoying this. It's just nice to hear someone talk about something they know about. Not expecting you to be an expert teacher, I'm just getting a light intro vibe, however I appreciate the effort you put in to looking at various perspectives on the subject because it's opening my eyes to it. Look forward to any more you decide to make!
Thank you for doing this series! I'm loving it, and, though not getting tingles because I'm focusing a lot, feeling really relaxed while learning. It's a perfect state to pick up new knowledge. :)
I love these when I have the time to sit down and feed my brain a little with some learning and visual ASMR. Makes for a great combo and a happier me :D It's also very apparent that you're quite passionate about this with the amount of effort you're putting into it, which results in great videos!
Amazing video as always! But I think you can improve one aspect of your videos,I really liked in your last ASL lesson that you talked to us like you're talking to a single person and it made it feel like a private lesson and it made it feel much more special and ASMR triggery. Here you used the words `you guys` and talked to your crowd and not to the listener personally and it took away from what it could have been and it made me feel like i'm sitting in a class with more people around me ahaha. Keep up the good work Randy we love you!
yoOoo I love lifeprint!! Hahah but likethe videos that dude makes that are totally silent are really hard for me to focus on, this is a lot easier to watch hahaha thank you! Like I know this isn't insanely serious but I dig it keep it going :^)
Brian Young I took it in high school cause I thought it was the coolest language they offered and I ended up really enjoying it. So I kept my books in case I found time to jump back into it. :)
Itz Randy, betches... 16K & growing... so awesome! Such an original concept, too. It translates well to the ASMR genre. You'd make a great teacher, IMO. By the by; has anyone ever told you that you look like Anna Kendrick? You're so pretty. Much love from St. Louis...
Me and A friend of mine talked about it and he made it for me after we collaborated on what it was and what colors to use and then I added the finger fluttering ❤️❤️❤️❤️ my friend is amazing!!!
Really?? Haha awesome thank you, glad to hear :), i know its a little odd but the buzzing from electric razers is actually a good trigger for me, although I feel some might find them too loud.
I think this is an amazing concept for a video series. I have just one question: how come you know sign language? Did you learn it to be able to communicate with a loved one, for work or as a hobby? Or something completely different altogether?
kledo5778 I took two years in high school because it was the most interesting language they offered to me and I fell in love with the language and I kept my books in case I found time to jump into it again:)
I have a large beard. How will this affect signs such as "hearing person" ? If I do that motion over the beard but still touching my chin I just get my finger tangled in my beard. If I do it under the beard you can't see what I'm doing. Would most Deaf men shave for this reason?
Are those new ways to sign the letters because when i took a ASL class a couple of years ago I was never taught that. I'm not saying you're wrong or anything i'm just curious
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My daughter is autistic and didn't speak verbally, until age 10..
But thankfully her school taught her Makaton and ESL at the age of 5.
So learning how to sign, was the only way we could communicate.
I love these videos, because giving your subs, even just a basic knowledge.
May one day, prevent that awkward social moment we all used to dread.
When confronting someone in public. With this kind of communication barrier.
Kudos to you for doing a second video.. (◕‿◕) xx
I don't even care about the ASMR aspect anymore, just the signs are so intresting , the ASMR it's just a luxury here, really. Good shit.
She's definitely a teacher... Citing sources... Explaining things well(although a lot of teachers suck at this..)...And acting as if this is an actual lesson and not ASMR. Love it.
H Rein well it's is technically since she knows sign language and she is learning us the language
Hey guys!! So I can jump back to roleplay for the series if you want! Let me know what you guys enjoy more.. I just wanted to fix lesson one :)
I work in a retail store where customer interaction is a huge factor. I've only had one person come up to me using sign language and I was so confused, I see now how genuinely important this video can be so please keep this series up.
I love you randy!
I'm totally on board. Took it in high school. A refresher while getting ASMR is awesome
I knew a girl once who was very mentally undeveloped for her age from her deafness. Despite being high school age she hadn't mastered the ability to write normal English. She was easily aggravated when people couldn't understand her and was prone to outbursts. I tried to help her initially, but over time it came to be that you had to simply tolerate this behavior and be understanding. I did my own share of research at the time on the subject and it's apparently not too uncommon for deaf children to develop more slowly, but in her case I think perhaps she either had another underlying disability, or her parents didn't get her the help she needed early enough. That's been many years, and I have no idea what's happened to her since then, but the entire experience certainly enlightened me on the subject of deafness and ASL, which makes this video series all the more interesting.
Great Danton you need to be more optimistic.
Everyone loses eventually, the trick is getting back up and still being a good person.
I'm starting to get addicted to language lesson videos
By far my favourite ASMR series. Keep up the good work.
Yeah finally!
I love videos like this where you learn new things while you're getting relaxed
thanks foe the video Randy 😊
I don't know if I've ever been more impressed with an ASMRtist. You are an excellent teacher Randy 👍🏻
I wish I knew sign language I find it very neat and interesting
Tig Ger Me too I really hope she keeps making lessons.
I'm dying for more of these. I've got an acquaintance who was thrilled when I ran into him and signed that I'm learning asl. Thank you for your work! :)
Such a great way to learn sign language (asl)
I literally never comment on youtube videos, but in this case... please make more of these!
Oml I love these videosssss!!!! They are absolutely tingly + informational. I love asl and I'm highly interested in learning. Keep these videos coming pleaseeeeee. Thank you! Much love ❤️ Hannah
Awesome! So happy to see another video lesson for Sign Language from you! Even tho you decided to go back just to recover what we last learned and double checking if anything was missed, really shows how much you care about what you teach and show to us viewers! Again, looking forward to more video lessons!
So many tingles. Like a tutoring session... Keep em coming
Excellent :-) I'm really happy to see another one of these :-)
Sign language. This is gonna be good. Always wanted to learn more about it.
I like how it is relaxing and also informative,very cool,thanks
Hi Randy. Thanks again, I'm really enjoying this. It's just nice to hear someone talk about something they know about. Not expecting you to be an expert teacher, I'm just getting a light intro vibe, however I appreciate the effort you put in to looking at various perspectives on the subject because it's opening my eyes to it. Look forward to any more you decide to make!
Let's hope we get like 10 parts or more hhhhh
Eduardo DOS REIS I'll keep this going don't worry 🙌🏻
I’ve been waiting for this. Can’t wait to watch it later. Loved the first one so much.
Thank you for doing this series! I'm loving it, and, though not getting tingles because I'm focusing a lot, feeling really relaxed while learning. It's a perfect state to pick up new knowledge. :)
Ah nice! I was waiting for part 2 :)
I love these when I have the time to sit down and feed my brain a little with some learning and visual ASMR. Makes for a great combo and a happier me :D
It's also very apparent that you're quite passionate about this with the amount of effort you're putting into it, which results in great videos!
I love listening to you read informative books. Please do a video of you reading your favorite non-fiction book.
You definitely have the best intro in the business! 😊
I'm loving these, keep it up!
Randy: "I'm going to start by giving you guys a lecture"... Me at the front of the class 🤓
Yes I've been waitin for this one
HNS Caller, Me too! So happy!
I waited so long for this, the first part was amazing. Thank you!
I like how you say the word "Good" :))
Hi Randy! :D Love this series! This is the reason I subbed :). xox
I'm loving your videos randy keep up the great work take care👍👍
Can't wait for the next part!
Hey! 🤗
The intro is so good
This is a really good Idea. I always wanted to learn how to sign. 👍❤️
soo relaxing i love this video !
Thanks I've been waiting for this one!
Yay was waiting for this
Awesome!!!THaNK YOU!!!LOVE it!!😁😁😁
Best ASMR series ever
Amazing video as always! But I think you can improve one aspect of your videos,I really liked in your last ASL lesson that you talked to us like you're talking to a single person and it made it feel like a private lesson and it made it feel much more special and ASMR triggery. Here you used the words `you guys` and talked to your crowd and not to the listener personally and it took away from what it could have been and it made me feel like i'm sitting in a class with more people around me ahaha. Keep up the good work Randy we love you!
''Hey its randy" RANDY ORTON RKOOOO OMG i DONT KNOW WHERE
Been waiting impatiently for this 😍
It's officially a series? Hype 😁
Very nice again,and informative,thanks
OMG YAS JUST IN TIME FOR BED I LOVE YOU RANDY
Same for me! Perfection \o/
Oh I'm aware she's married but who wouldn't want to be complimented from all the hard work she put into this video and all of her others :)
Haha, yeah my comment was innocent, I promise. I'd been falling asleep listening to her cranial nerve exam video for days until this one last night.
Been waiting for this!
yoOoo I love lifeprint!! Hahah but likethe videos that dude makes that are totally silent are really hard for me to focus on, this is a lot easier to watch hahaha thank you! Like I know this isn't insanely serious but I dig it keep it going :^)
Not sure if you mentioned before but what was your reason for learning so much about ASL and learning the language?
Brian Young I took it in high school cause I thought it was the coolest language they offered and I ended up really enjoying it. So I kept my books in case I found time to jump back into it. :)
Her: "I'm just gonna do it... Right"
Me: "Oh hell yes"
Love love love
I member the first part but i was thinking you would the same roleplay you did but yeah it's still a nice video.
Itz Randy, betches...
16K & growing... so awesome! Such an original concept, too. It translates well to the ASMR genre. You'd make a great teacher, IMO. By the by; has anyone ever told you that you look like Anna Kendrick? You're so pretty. Much love from St. Louis...
I don't know if you did it, but your intro is absolutely amazing :o
Me and A friend of mine talked about it and he made it for me after we collaborated on what it was and what colors to use and then I added the finger fluttering ❤️❤️❤️❤️ my friend is amazing!!!
Been waiting for this
I love these lessons :3
It would be dope if you did a haircut roleplay, i love those lol.
barley actually already working on it 👍🏻
Really?? Haha awesome thank you, glad to hear :), i know its a little odd but the buzzing from electric razers is actually a good trigger for me, although I feel some might find them too loud.
Randy ASMR Perfect 👌🏻 those are some of my favorites as well, plus~I totally need a haircut!! 😘💨💋
I love you, keep like that
Yeees!!!!
watching a girl throw gang signs at night while whispering
jeremy hjpr gang shit
you are awesome i love you a lot RANDY
awesome ❤️
I think this is an amazing concept for a video series. I have just one question: how come you know sign language? Did you learn it to be able to communicate with a loved one, for work or as a hobby? Or something completely different altogether?
kledo5778 I took two years in high school because it was the most interesting language they offered to me and I fell in love with the language and I kept my books in case I found time to jump into it again:)
Randy ASMR Aaaahh, ok. Very cool, that has to be the most 'exotic' language I have ever heard of being taught in high school.
I love you!!!
Hi Randy my name is Mike and I have subscribed to your channel I'm new here
is there international sign language that everyone should know ?
Btw its 6:30 am in sweden right now but im still here lol
my sister is deaf and when she "talks" with her friends it looks like naruto battle :D
asl is not used in Mexico. LSM is used in Mexico.
I have a large beard. How will this affect signs such as "hearing person" ? If I do that motion over the beard but still touching my chin I just get my finger tangled in my beard. If I do it under the beard you can't see what I'm doing. Would most Deaf men shave for this reason?
I'm curious, how similar are different sign languages? Is it easier to learn say LSM (Mexico) or DGS (Germany) if you know ASL already?
Great videos!
watisdatdennhier I would assume for a language u know like if u learn sl in English it's easier there learning it in Swahili
you have 16.000 subscribers now
So beautiful.
Are those new ways to sign the letters because when i took a ASL class a couple of years ago I was never taught that. I'm not saying you're wrong or anything i'm just curious
camila martinez those are the right way lol?
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In your last one you taught learn. Is it the same to say learning or is it different?
Im stoned af and the fact than sign language isn't universal flashed me so hard because they have to learn new handmovements as well #NoAdvantages
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So are you fluent on SL or do you just learn the ones for the video
Biggie Cheese I took two years but it's been a while ha
randy do yo know any deaf people
Looking back, oobie was super creepy
James Bond really was haha
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Maybe it's my poor English but what accent is that
_IT'S _*_RANDY_*
Am I the first comment
just passing by xd
were you born deaf, or do you know the language for other purposes