my 3 yr old brother has down syndrome and uses sign to talk to us a lot, but his verbal vocab is limited. He loves this song. he has started to verbally SING to this song. He can sign along with you. Thank you for this. I wish you could see his joy when he is signing/singing along
You have fantastic facial expression! Keep going! (But this is Signed English, this is not ASL. ASL has its own grammar, very different sentence structure than English.)
This is beautiful! I love how you’re learning ASL for your DCP. The last time i was in Disney i was waiting for the parade and i saw this cast member and i was just people watching to make time go by and i saw this guy come up and he was dressed for the Halloween party and this girl signs to him that she loved his costume and the joy it brought to his face was honestly so touching. I was blown away by how much it impacted him. I hope you get to create these moments on your DCP!
Thank you so much for your comment, Cheyanne😭 You are actually the sweetest human being! I am praying for the entirety of the DCP right now, and am getting SO excited to spread light while I'm there! This is going to be such a great journey and I can't wait to take it! 💕
This is one of my favorite songs and I am currently learning ASL. I decided to learn ASL by putting it in something I love (music). You really should do a tutorial for this.
i love trying to learn asl song covers because my parents are home alot and i love to sing but i dont want them to hear me so insted i try to learn these and it makes life so much more fun
Edit: It's also signed english/PSE instead of ASL, but I get it as you may be learning and I'm not sure where you are Honeeyyyy, I love this interpretation, buuuut you signed b*tch instead of be 😂 Thought you might wanna know that
You also signed makeout instead of make. Not trying to be picky, but just trying to help you on your ASL journey loved the video though you did a great job.
This is so awesome!! I love that you're learning ASL too! We should DEFINITELY sign together! I'm currently working on some Disney songs😄 When is your arrival date?!
If you want to learn ASL this isn't it. This is SEE which is Sign Exact English. It's not the same or proper. Most people that use SEE are Deaf learning speech. Like Choclear Implant people. It's a transition from ASL.
I grew up with 40db hearing loss bilaterally. for my graduation from college, my mom took me on a trip to disney. we spent the week with the interpreters and it was AMAZING! I had surgery a few years ago which greatly reduced my hearing loss and it became a dream of mine to become a licensed interpreter and become an interpreter at Disney. the coolest thing was one morning at Hollywood Studios when it was super rainy. my mom and i were hanging out at Animations and my two favorite characters (besides Tinkerbell but she's different) Donald and Daisy came in. They started signing with me and it was SO COOL! we took silly pictures together and everything. i wish my mom had thought to videotape the interaction but it was an experience i'll never forget. literally had 20 minutes of one on one time with the characters while we waited for the interpreters to arrive for the show. :D AMAZING VIDEO!!!!!!!!
An Aspie's POV This is such a great story!!! I'm SO excited to get to Disney and be able to create magic in a new way I'd never thought of before through ASL. This comment has made my day, thank you so much for sharing! Have you made any progress toward your dream?!😁💕
not right now unfortunately. i'm in a tiny town in west texas with no interpreting program. looking into online courses with Gallaudet but for the time being, just trying to keep my ASL from getting rusty by interpreting as much as possible for the Deaf population at work. if i hadn't come to this tiny town though, i would never have had my surgery because we'd been pushing for a face mri for years and all the doctors back home said it was nuts. the doctor here took one look at the mri and said that he didn't know if the surgery would help my hearing but it needed to be done. when i woke up from surgery, the first thing i said was that he talked funny (texas accent, lol). he laughed and said, i guess it worked. my brother actually just had the same surgery last week. hoping his worked as well (it should have considering his hearing loss was only about half of mine).
I'm getting back into signing. You are AMAZING! Right now I'm almost done learning Mama Mia, and next I want to get into The Greatest Showman. I adore your vids, you're beautiful.
@@tiffdodge5233 point is it's not ASL. Sadly many of us who are Deaf looking for good videos of signing to songs is hard. So often the list of songs is full of people not using ASL but usually using SEE or PSE.
Thankyou everyone for your comments! I have been learning sign off and on for years. I had a deaf babysitter and in present years started learning through baby signing time and teaching my speech delayed daughter basically vocab. I have been watching videos and came to this one and understood all the signs! I didnt understand any of the other videos. So know I know I still have along way to go to understanding the world of sign. I also understand how this person came about interpreting how she did. It what I would have done just knowing vacab, I am guessing. Thankyou for the video it was easier for me.
Beautiful and thoughtful vid! This is rather English/PSE though, not ASL. Try adding facial expressions instead of just smiling. Try watching this without sound and you will know what I mean :) Good luck on your ASL journey!
Hi! PSE stands for "pidgin signed english" and is a combination of ASL vocabulary and english grammar. While ASL has its own grammatical structure like SOV (Subject-object-verb, ex BOY BALL THROW = the boy threw the ball), PSE follows english word order . If I said anything incorrect please let me know!
ASL is also concepts not words. Like when she's signing "I don't care" she's signing the physical activity of taking care of something, that's how you sign things like "I raised a rabbit" or "I take care of children/ I babysit"
@MrDancemonster I meant you're taking the concept of the English. Like you're not taking the actual English word and doing the sign for that you're taking the concept behind the word. That's how I was taught at least
Oh my, girl... You are stunning. Your ASL appears heart felt and you look like you love to do it. It was very English-y, as someone else said, but I have found for those who hear, it's preferred. This was so beautiful. Can't wait to see what else you come out with.
Hey, it would be really cool if you could do a how to or step by step how to sign video for this song. I really love this song it would be really awesome if I was able to sign it.
MrDancemonster yes! I was about to say the same thing. Still lots to learn especially about being conceptually accurate. Please don’t teach people this.
Åmëťhÿśt Łòvēr ฅ'ω'ฅ when you sign asl the order you say things is very different. Like the way you form sentences is different. It’s kind of like if someone was speaking English but they said, “Park I’m going to” instead of “I’m going to the park.” That’s why she is saying it’s “English based” because the way she is forming her sentences is based off the exact wording of the sound.
@Alekzandra Stewart ASL is it's own distinct language which has preserved through QUITE a lot of oppression and forced influence from spoken language, but it is *not* just English in a visual form. Facial expressions are half of the grammar, ASL matches *concepts* instead of words, and there is a HEAVY use of what are called classifiers (which show the relation of one word to another, and are used because of the visual, non-linear nature of sign.) In this video, for example, she says I DARK (close eyes) TO SEE, where TO here is used for direction in SEE (signed exact English). In ASL, this sentence could be interpreted a number of ways. One of my favourite conceptual matches is along the lines of CLOSE-EYES (move up to forehead) OPEN-MIND UNDERSTAND. That's an example of more conceptual signing. Another example would be... ,,Through where no-one has been before." Here, it's referencing experience. Something nobody has experienced before. Or... ,,I think of what the world could be." She signs BE, which doesn't really exist in ASL (to be verbs are not used in ASL, only in SEE or for verbatim English translation). One way to interpret that line is THINK WORLD TRANSITION DREAM dream-SAME-world... Meaning, thinking of how the real would could become like that which the singer dreams of. ,,A million dreams are keeping me awake-" DREAM++ THINK OBSESS CL:CC(awake-all-night). They're not keeping (preserving) someone awake, so... That! Plus... A world we can design. DESIGN as signed in this video is more to design on paper or such. MAKE-UP/IMAGINE would probably fit better, as the world being designed is really being thought up (dreamt about) rather than being drawn up. Are you getting (conceptually: understanding) that? ASL is a rich, beautiful language independent of English. If you're curious to see a more conceptually accurate (and more ASL) interpretation of A Million Dreams, you should check out some other interpretations. One I like is from MB Interpreting here on RUclips. You'll see a huge difference.
@@freyja9468 I came looking for just this comment, so thanks. It really isn't ASL, and it's conceptually confusing just because the signs she's using to match the words don't work that way. These are idioms that need to be represented in a physical, visual way, not directly translated. What she's doing is like translating "running nose" to literally a nose running. And especially thank you for a recommendation of a true ASL translation!
So- I’m not sure if someone else noticed this, but you said “bitch” in asl instead of “be”. Also, there are other ways to sign “make”. This was just one of the popular ways to sign “make”
You are so awesome I want you to know how much this means to people like me but I used to be an asl when I was little not anymore because I have had years of therapy for it cause I have a speech problem so I had to do sign language when I was little so yeah
@Kyrah Young I AM A NATIONALLY CERTIFIED ASL INTERPRETER! AND THIS IS NOT ASL!! LABELING THIS ASL IS EXTREMELY DISRESPECTFUL AND OFFENSIVE TO THE DEAF COMMUNITY! THIS IS THEIR LANGUAGE AND THEY DO NOT LIKE IT WHEN SOMEONE LABELS THE THINGS AS ASL BECAUSE THEY ARE BUTCHERING THEIR LANGUAGE IN A WORLD THEY ALREADY HAVE TROUBLE COMMUNICATING IN. AND YES, I SHOULD DISH OUT MY OPINION, BECAUSE I KNOW FIRST HAND HOW THE DEAF COMMUNITY FEELS ABOUT THIS VERY THING, ALONG WITH INTERPRETERS. SHE HAS NOT HAD ANY FORMAL TRAINING, AS IT IS EASY TO SPOT AND AS AN INTERPRETER , POART OF MY OATH IS TO PROTECT THE LANGUAGE AT ALL COSTS. SO YOU NEED TO STEP BACK BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. FURTHERMORE, SHE WAS MOUTHING THE LYRICS, WHICH IS... NUMBER 1 -- CONSIDERED IMPROPER NUMBER 2 --- SHE IS MOUTHING ENGLISH LYRICS NUMBER 3 --- THE OUTFIT THAT SHE WORE IS INCREDIBLY DISTRACTING. NUMBER 4 --- AND IF SHE HAD ANY FORMAL TRAINING SHE WOULD KNOW ALL OF. THIS WAS "GREAT" PLEASE. SHE BUTCHERED THEIR LANGUAGE AND CALLED IT ASL. VERY OFFENSIVE.
@Kyrah Young the proper attire to sign ASL is a solid background, no jewelry, preferred long sleeves of a solid dark color. Again, you know nothing about this.
Omg I did my DCP in the spring of last year and lived in Orlando for a year, you're going to love it!! I also know asl and got to use it with guests quite a bit and it always made them super happy to find someone that signed! But the only thing I'll say for this video is that you might want to change the title to pse instead of asl and maybe put a disclaimer that you're still learning because you did sign 1 or 2 things wrong. But keep up the good work! If you haven't done a program before you are going to have so much fun!! ❤
This is really nice! If you prefer signing in English grammar, you should really label your video as such though. Since ASL and English grammar are so different, the distinction is important to make!
Not bad, pretty rough. Some pointers though, the sign you used for “be” and “ our minds” it looks a lot like the signs for “bitch” and “Mexico”. Very English word order not even PSE in my opinion. It’s a cute sweet gesture but needed a lot more practice in my opinion. A lot of signs were signed wrong or your hand was flipped the wrong way. Good job though! 👍
Beautiful video ❤️ Ps. People honestly need to stop putting others down weather they know asl fluently or not. Everyone has a right to sign how ever they want to weather it’s the “English way” or “ASL way”. I sign songs that others might seem “English way” but it’s in ISL so what I enjoy signing songs and it makes me happy. I’m fluent in ISL but I do what makes me happy so should she and anyone else for that matter.
I love this video, and I love yu so much! 😍 you are learning so fast, and I’m so proud of you! I already know that you will impact so many peoples lives while you’re at Disney, the same way you have improved my own! I want you to by my wife 💕
As someone Who knows a bit of ( ASL) @Carol ASL THE Sign's Are Correct Watching These types of Video's Brings back 16 + Year OLD ASL Memories Of Signs That I Learned as a Kid. We USED With Other Special Needs children that I Helped AID. MY SPECIAL NEEDS TEACHER WAS EXTREMELY IMPRESSED At MY UNIQUE ABILITY TO GET CLOSE AND UNDERSTAND the Need's Of The Student's I KNEW what they Wanted. DISPITE SOME STUDENT'S BEING Completely UNABLE to TALK Or EVEN SIGN.
Hi! I teach 3rd grade and we just started a new sign language club at our school. We want to have the students perform a song in sign language. I would love to use this song and I love your video! Would you ever do a video that breaks this down for kids to learn?
Alisha Hill I can see if I can put something together for you!! It may not be exactly perfect for kids, but maybe for use by an instructor who then can learn themselves and helps the kids! I'll see what I can come up with😊
Not a great plan it is not ASL it is closer to SEE, and she is signing B*tch for the word "be" in the song, ASL does not have "b" verbs, I do not think you want your 3rd graders signing the bad word. She also uses no facial expressions. I would look for a different resource.
PSE and SEE are not interchangeable terms. It is not PSE or ASL and it's some sort of botched gibberish of SEE. It's horrible and so disrespectful to the Deaf Community.
Kind of looks like she might have taught herself from a book and only learned one sign for a word instead of the concept.For example, the word run..."run to the store," "let the water run," "does the car run," "don't run your mouth" all use different signs for that word. Kudos to her for trying, however.
I don’t mean to be offensive but why is it that people who are LEARNING ASL are constantly being told ‘good attempt’ or ‘That’s proper English’? Can we stop telling folks they’re wrong because technically its not. Just because it’s too English-y. I’m gonna try to be as gentle in saying this only because I am strongly agitated by this. I am a non-Spanish speaking American but I took Spanish in school. I retained the largely relevant phrases and utilize them for work. I’m a CNA. Now I just know the generalized phases taught in a Spanish book that uses the proper formation of the language not casual and of course my clients get a kick out of it and correct me to a more casual way of saying it. But with ASL I see such negative comments about the people sharing their interpretations of ASL they learned ( again they probably have been taught the formal way not casual. Which is TOO ENGLISHY). Though people may say keep trying you can’t say ‘good attempt but keep trying’ and not make someone feel less discouraged. That’s like telling someone you’re not ugly but you’re almost pretty. I started learning asl from a person who was fluent with it because they had a deaf child. It’s a hard time to remember all the signs and stuff. So I was quite impressed with the video.
Because she labeled it as ASL... By saying she is signing a song in ASL (when clearly it’s not) it’s disrespectful to the Deaf community. I would encourage this young lady to spend some time within the Deaf community to better understand the language and culture.
Please understand that this girl is not a native signer, and she should not be an example of how to sign this song. Some so words are made up. Definitely not accurate.
I look don't tell milo Ventimiglia self do? Myself in love had dream art draw milo Ventimiglia face smile a million ? I was teen saw don't tell milo Ventimiglia smile was teen in love very handsome grow up run want dream million a date with me smile do ... myself grow up true story a date milo Ventimiglia do. I know.
my 3 yr old brother has down syndrome and uses sign to talk to us a lot, but his verbal vocab is limited. He loves this song. he has started to verbally SING to this song. He can sign along with you. Thank you for this. I wish you could see his joy when he is signing/singing along
That is so cool. It is crazy to think what something can do to someone. I am crying. That inspires me to continue my own sign language.
Absolutely beautiful. I'm learning ASL and loved signing along with you. Thank you for this!!
this version brought tears to my eyes, so much so that my dog thought I was sad and she came to comfort me ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You have fantastic facial expression! Keep going! (But this is Signed English, this is not ASL. ASL has its own grammar, very different sentence structure than English.)
This is beautiful! I love how you’re learning ASL for your DCP. The last time i was in Disney i was waiting for the parade and i saw this cast member and i was just people watching to make time go by and i saw this guy come up and he was dressed for the Halloween party and this girl signs to him that she loved his costume and the joy it brought to his face was honestly so touching. I was blown away by how much it impacted him. I hope you get to create these moments on your DCP!
Thank you so much for your comment, Cheyanne😭 You are actually the sweetest human being! I am praying for the entirety of the DCP right now, and am getting SO excited to spread light while I'm there! This is going to be such a great journey and I can't wait to take it! 💕
This is one of my favorite songs and I am currently learning ASL. I decided to learn ASL by putting it in something I love (music). You really should do a tutorial for this.
We are a deaf and dumb community studying at Mrinaljyoti Rehabilitation Centre, Duliajan, Assam, India. We are living our dream millions in number.
i love trying to learn asl song covers because my parents are home alot and i love to sing but i dont want them to hear me so insted i try to learn these and it makes life so much more fun
Edit: It's also signed english/PSE instead of ASL, but I get it as you may be learning and I'm not sure where you are
Honeeyyyy, I love this interpretation, buuuut you signed b*tch instead of be 😂 Thought you might wanna know that
It's not an interpretation and it's not PSE, or ASL. It's some sort of botched SEE.
You also signed makeout instead of make. Not trying to be picky, but just trying to help you on your ASL journey loved the video though you did a great job.
Sarah B really I was taught that was how you sign make. How do you sign make then. I know ASL is different in every state and even county
Julie Mac it is sign language with ASL signs. She’s doing her best in look forward to your videos.
I’ve been learning this for my talent show! thanks!
Sign language is so impressive!
You are absolutely lovely, your smile and signs made my day a little brighter 🙌
I’m currently learning ASL and I absolutely love it!!! This video was beautiful!
Also I’m doing DCP Fall 18! Let’s sign together!! ❤️
This is so awesome!! I love that you're learning ASL too! We should DEFINITELY sign together! I'm currently working on some Disney songs😄 When is your arrival date?!
boogeronmyfinger I’m arriving 8/13!
If you want to learn ASL this isn't it. This is SEE which is Sign Exact English. It's not the same or proper. Most people that use SEE are Deaf learning speech. Like Choclear Implant people. It's a transition from ASL.
@@cristinademoya8218 agreed.
but, it's a start!:)
This is so amazing! Thank you for letting others hear something wonderful!
I grew up with 40db hearing loss bilaterally. for my graduation from college, my mom took me on a trip to disney. we spent the week with the interpreters and it was AMAZING! I had surgery a few years ago which greatly reduced my hearing loss and it became a dream of mine to become a licensed interpreter and become an interpreter at Disney. the coolest thing was one morning at Hollywood Studios when it was super rainy. my mom and i were hanging out at Animations and my two favorite characters (besides Tinkerbell but she's different) Donald and Daisy came in. They started signing with me and it was SO COOL! we took silly pictures together and everything. i wish my mom had thought to videotape the interaction but it was an experience i'll never forget. literally had 20 minutes of one on one time with the characters while we waited for the interpreters to arrive for the show. :D AMAZING VIDEO!!!!!!!!
An Aspie's POV This is such a great story!!! I'm SO excited to get to Disney and be able to create magic in a new way I'd never thought of before through ASL. This comment has made my day, thank you so much for sharing! Have you made any progress toward your dream?!😁💕
not right now unfortunately. i'm in a tiny town in west texas with no interpreting program. looking into online courses with Gallaudet but for the time being, just trying to keep my ASL from getting rusty by interpreting as much as possible for the Deaf population at work. if i hadn't come to this tiny town though, i would never have had my surgery because we'd been pushing for a face mri for years and all the doctors back home said it was nuts. the doctor here took one look at the mri and said that he didn't know if the surgery would help my hearing but it needed to be done. when i woke up from surgery, the first thing i said was that he talked funny (texas accent, lol). he laughed and said, i guess it worked. my brother actually just had the same surgery last week. hoping his worked as well (it should have considering his hearing loss was only about half of mine).
I'm getting back into signing. You are AMAZING! Right now I'm almost done learning Mama Mia, and next I want to get into The Greatest Showman. I adore your vids, you're beautiful.
Beautiful, but signed exact English (not ASL)
Michele Kasmore I was about to say the same thing. LoL
I was wondering.
This isn't even "Exact English". Many of the motions are just gestures, not signs.
@@tiffdodge5233 point is it's not ASL. Sadly many of us who are Deaf looking for good videos of signing to songs is hard. So often the list of songs is full of people not using ASL but usually using SEE or PSE.
1 your absolutely beautiful and 2nd your signing is magical and beautiful aswell..keep up your signing
I learned and showed it to my teacher in ASL and she was like how does a nine year old learn so quick
Same I just showed my ASL teacher today
Thankyou everyone for your comments! I have been learning sign off and on for years. I had a deaf babysitter and in present years started learning through baby signing time and teaching my speech delayed daughter basically vocab. I have been watching videos and came to this one and understood all the signs! I didnt understand any of the other videos. So know I know I still have along way to go to understanding the world of sign. I also understand how this person came about interpreting how she did. It what I would have done just knowing vacab, I am guessing. Thankyou for the video it was easier for me.
Beautiful and thoughtful vid! This is rather English/PSE though, not ASL. Try adding facial expressions instead of just smiling. Try watching this without sound and you will know what I mean :) Good luck on your ASL journey!
Carol ASL what’s the difference between ASL and PSE?
Hi! PSE stands for "pidgin signed english" and is a combination of ASL vocabulary and english grammar. While ASL has its own grammatical structure like SOV (Subject-object-verb, ex BOY BALL THROW = the boy threw the ball), PSE follows english word order . If I said anything incorrect please let me know!
ASL is also concepts not words. Like when she's signing "I don't care" she's signing the physical activity of taking care of something, that's how you sign things like "I raised a rabbit" or "I take care of children/ I babysit"
@MrDancemonster I meant you're taking the concept of the English. Like you're not taking the actual English word and doing the sign for that you're taking the concept behind the word. That's how I was taught at least
It annoyed me when she signed babysit instead of I don’t care but I love the video
This isn't ASL. It's PSE. Please label this video correctly.
Yes it isn't ASL, it's PSE but you try signing to a song using strictly ASL!
It's not PSE, either.
Oh my, girl... You are stunning. Your ASL appears heart felt and you look like you love to do it. It was very English-y, as someone else said, but I have found for those who hear, it's preferred. This was so beautiful. Can't wait to see what else you come out with.
I’m confused as to the sign you used for be in “I think of what the world could be.” I thought that that was the sign for a bad word?
Brian Hett she signed “bitch” as “be” in that sentence.
Oh my gosh could you do a step by step on how to do this because I’m teaching myself ASL and this would be so cool to learn
Beautiful interpretation! Bravo! Smooth, passionate and with so much clarity! Hugs to you my dear, brought me to tears!
I had to learn this for school it was fun thanks for leading a hole class to who made this
Hey, it would be really cool if you could do a how to or step by step how to sign video for this song. I really love this song it would be really awesome if I was able to sign it.
I can definitely do this! I"ll put it on my list!! 🤗
Thank you for the request!!
YAY! 🤗Thank you so much!!
yeah no problem =)
MrDancemonster yes! I was about to say the same thing. Still lots to learn especially about being conceptually accurate. Please don’t teach people this.
My fave ASL video! Thanks for doing this.
i like the song
Beautiful.
We performed a choral version of this song for my teacher’s final concert as she switches career paths. She’s going to love this!! ❤️❤️
It is a great song but you aren`t signing ASL. This is English based signing.
Åmëťhÿśt Łòvēr ฅ'ω'ฅ when you sign asl the order you say things is very different. Like the way you form sentences is different. It’s kind of like if someone was speaking English but they said, “Park I’m going to” instead of “I’m going to the park.” That’s why she is saying it’s “English based” because the way she is forming her sentences is based off the exact wording of the sound.
@Alekzandra Stewart ASL is it's own distinct language which has preserved through QUITE a lot of oppression and forced influence from spoken language, but it is *not* just English in a visual form. Facial expressions are half of the grammar, ASL matches *concepts* instead of words, and there is a HEAVY use of what are called classifiers (which show the relation of one word to another, and are used because of the visual, non-linear nature of sign.) In this video, for example, she says I DARK (close eyes) TO SEE, where TO here is used for direction in SEE (signed exact English). In ASL, this sentence could be interpreted a number of ways. One of my favourite conceptual matches is along the lines of CLOSE-EYES (move up to forehead) OPEN-MIND UNDERSTAND. That's an example of more conceptual signing. Another example would be... ,,Through where no-one has been before." Here, it's referencing experience. Something nobody has experienced before. Or... ,,I think of what the world could be." She signs BE, which doesn't really exist in ASL (to be verbs are not used in ASL, only in SEE or for verbatim English translation). One way to interpret that line is THINK WORLD TRANSITION DREAM dream-SAME-world... Meaning, thinking of how the real would could become like that which the singer dreams of. ,,A million dreams are keeping me awake-" DREAM++ THINK OBSESS CL:CC(awake-all-night). They're not keeping (preserving) someone awake, so... That! Plus... A world we can design. DESIGN as signed in this video is more to design on paper or such. MAKE-UP/IMAGINE would probably fit better, as the world being designed is really being thought up (dreamt about) rather than being drawn up. Are you getting (conceptually: understanding) that? ASL is a rich, beautiful language independent of English. If you're curious to see a more conceptually accurate (and more ASL) interpretation of A Million Dreams, you should check out some other interpretations. One I like is from MB Interpreting here on RUclips. You'll see a huge difference.
@@freyja9468 thank you for saying that--- some people don't use their heads.
@@freyja9468 I came looking for just this comment, so thanks. It really isn't ASL, and it's conceptually confusing just because the signs she's using to match the words don't work that way. These are idioms that need to be represented in a physical, visual way, not directly translated. What she's doing is like translating "running nose" to literally a nose running. And especially thank you for a recommendation of a true ASL translation!
i love this song so much thank you so much for doing this it is very amzing to see
So- I’m not sure if someone else noticed this, but you said “bitch” in asl instead of “be”. Also, there are other ways to sign “make”. This was just one of the popular ways to sign “make”
You are so awesome I want you to know how much this means to people like me but I used to be an asl when I was little not anymore because I have had years of therapy for it cause I have a speech problem so I had to do sign language when I was little so yeah
No she is not awesome. This isn't ASL.
@Kyrah Young I AM A NATIONALLY CERTIFIED ASL INTERPRETER! AND THIS IS NOT ASL!! LABELING THIS ASL IS EXTREMELY DISRESPECTFUL AND OFFENSIVE TO THE DEAF COMMUNITY! THIS IS THEIR LANGUAGE AND THEY DO NOT LIKE IT WHEN SOMEONE LABELS THE THINGS AS ASL BECAUSE THEY ARE BUTCHERING THEIR LANGUAGE IN A WORLD THEY ALREADY HAVE TROUBLE COMMUNICATING IN. AND YES, I SHOULD DISH OUT MY OPINION, BECAUSE I KNOW FIRST HAND HOW THE DEAF COMMUNITY FEELS ABOUT THIS VERY THING, ALONG WITH INTERPRETERS. SHE HAS NOT HAD ANY FORMAL TRAINING, AS IT IS EASY TO SPOT AND AS AN INTERPRETER , POART OF MY OATH IS TO PROTECT THE LANGUAGE AT ALL COSTS. SO YOU NEED TO STEP BACK BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. FURTHERMORE, SHE WAS MOUTHING THE LYRICS, WHICH IS...
NUMBER 1 -- CONSIDERED IMPROPER
NUMBER 2 --- SHE IS MOUTHING ENGLISH LYRICS
NUMBER 3 --- THE OUTFIT THAT SHE WORE IS INCREDIBLY DISTRACTING.
NUMBER 4 --- AND IF SHE HAD ANY FORMAL TRAINING SHE WOULD KNOW ALL OF.
THIS WAS "GREAT" PLEASE. SHE BUTCHERED THEIR LANGUAGE AND CALLED IT ASL. VERY OFFENSIVE.
@Kyrah Young the proper attire to sign ASL is a solid background, no jewelry, preferred long sleeves of a solid dark color. Again, you know nothing about this.
@Kyrah Young Ever heard of typos or are you perfect all the time? Sounds like you're a hypocrite.
Omg I did my DCP in the spring of last year and lived in Orlando for a year, you're going to love it!! I also know asl and got to use it with guests quite a bit and it always made them super happy to find someone that signed!
But the only thing I'll say for this video is that you might want to change the title to pse instead of asl and maybe put a disclaimer that you're still learning because you did sign 1 or 2 things wrong. But keep up the good work! If you haven't done a program before you are going to have so much fun!! ❤
I love your smile.🥰
This is amazing u did a great jod
This is really nice! If you prefer signing in English grammar, you should really label your video as such though. Since ASL and English grammar are so different, the distinction is important to make!
I agree.... ASL signs in English order is NOT true ASL
I love this vid. I learned it really fast.
Love this very much
I’m also learning ASL too :) I love the language.
I love this
Not bad, pretty rough. Some pointers though, the sign you used for “be” and “ our minds” it looks a lot like the signs for “bitch” and “Mexico”. Very English word order not even PSE in my opinion. It’s a cute sweet gesture but needed a lot more practice in my opinion. A lot of signs were signed wrong or your hand was flipped the wrong way. Good job though! 👍
You are amazing, I’m blessed with you as my friend 💗
I LOVE WU!!! (see what I did there?! 😏 I'm lame, I know)
boogeronmyfinger oh goodness hahahah 😂😂
Beautiful!
You're so bright!!! Very inspiring
This was so beautiful!
Wow 😮 she was really good
No she was not. This isn't even ASL. She has no idea what she is doing and it's very, VERY disrespectful to the Deaf Community.
Beautiful video ❤️
Ps. People honestly need to stop putting others down weather they know asl fluently or not. Everyone has a right to sign how ever they want to weather it’s the “English way” or “ASL way”. I sign songs that others might seem “English way” but it’s in ISL so what I enjoy signing songs and it makes me happy. I’m fluent in ISL but I do what makes me happy so should she and anyone else for that matter.
I love this video, and I love yu so much! 😍 you are learning so fast, and I’m so proud of you! I already know that you will impact so many peoples lives while you’re at Disney, the same way you have improved my own! I want you to by my wife 💕
If you like it then you should put a ring on it 😉
Beautiful
Beautiful video. Can you do "Come Alive" from the greatest showman? I've always wondered what that would look like in ASL.
This is our graduation song and we also did asl in the chorus part. Hehe
As someone Who knows a bit of ( ASL) @Carol ASL THE Sign's Are Correct Watching These types of Video's Brings back 16 + Year OLD ASL Memories Of Signs That I Learned as a Kid. We USED With Other Special Needs children that I Helped AID. MY SPECIAL NEEDS TEACHER WAS EXTREMELY IMPRESSED At MY UNIQUE ABILITY TO GET CLOSE AND UNDERSTAND the Need's Of The Student's I KNEW what they Wanted. DISPITE SOME STUDENT'S BEING Completely UNABLE to TALK Or EVEN SIGN.
I love it!
Wow!!! So beautiful!
I did the sign language at school and also singing it but it was a lot different
As a professional interpreter for ASL, this is not American sign language, it is SEE sign, please change your title xoxo
This almost looks like BSL
I hope you enjoy your DCP! My brother actually just got his extension accepted, and he loves it!
Hi! I teach 3rd grade and we just started a new sign language club at our school. We want to have the students perform a song in sign language. I would love to use this song and I love your video! Would you ever do a video that breaks this down for kids to learn?
Alisha Hill I can see if I can put something together for you!! It may not be exactly perfect for kids, but maybe for use by an instructor who then can learn themselves and helps the kids! I'll see what I can come up with😊
TheDailySign does asl covers and videos that breakdown what she is signing too :)
Not a great plan it is not ASL it is closer to SEE, and she is signing B*tch for the word "be" in the song, ASL does not have "b" verbs, I do not think you want your 3rd graders signing the bad word. She also uses no facial expressions. I would look for a different resource.
Mine is a bit different but it is ASL please reply i really wanna learn this thank you you inspire me so much
Wow very impressive!Well done❤
Wow! how very beautiful!!!
Love this vid x
Great job but make sure you specify that this is PSE or SEE not ASL ❤
PSE and SEE are not interchangeable terms. It is not PSE or ASL and it's some sort of botched gibberish of SEE. It's horrible and so disrespectful to the Deaf Community.
I did take some asl. The signs are familiar to me. Nice job.
Wow amazing
Me and My Class did this for graduation!
Beautiful. ❤ Please consider doing "Earth Song" by Michael Jackson in ASL too.
You should Def do a tutorial on how to do this song! I've been learning and it's hard to follow at the rush part of the song! Would love to learn!!
Goosebumps!!
I'm doing g this song in my A.S.L class I teach (im 11 B.T.W.)
Awesome job! Your signing is really good.
I was going to sing this song at school with the asl but my teacher said it was to fast
Hermoso 💖🎉🎇🎇🎊🎁👻🌟💜💖💋
a kid at my school did this for the talent show
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halow
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loves l LOVE SONG SEE THANK
Kind of looks like she might have taught herself from a book and only learned one sign for a word instead of the concept.For example, the word run..."run to the store," "let the water run," "does the car run," "don't run your mouth" all use different signs for that word. Kudos to her for trying, however.
Very English-y. Good attempt... keep trying.
Time + Topic + Comment + Referent! I'm learning! :)
Mathew Grey what does that mean
I don’t mean to be offensive but why is it that people who are LEARNING ASL are constantly being told ‘good attempt’ or ‘That’s proper English’? Can we stop telling folks they’re wrong because technically its not. Just because it’s too English-y. I’m gonna try to be as gentle in saying this only because I am strongly agitated by this. I am a non-Spanish speaking American but I took Spanish in school. I retained the largely relevant phrases and utilize them for work. I’m a CNA. Now I just know the generalized phases taught in a Spanish book that uses the proper formation of the language not casual and of course my clients get a kick out of it and correct me to a more casual way of saying it. But with ASL I see such negative comments about the people sharing their interpretations of ASL they learned ( again they probably have been taught the formal way not casual. Which is TOO ENGLISHY). Though people may say keep trying you can’t say ‘good attempt but keep trying’ and not make someone feel less discouraged. That’s like telling someone you’re not ugly but you’re almost pretty. I started learning asl from a person who was fluent with it because they had a deaf child. It’s a hard time to remember all the signs and stuff. So I was quite impressed with the video.
Who cares if it was PSE, not ASL? She still did amazingly. Seriously, stop.
Agree!
Because she labeled it as ASL... By saying she is signing a song in ASL (when clearly it’s not) it’s disrespectful to the Deaf community. I would encourage this young lady to spend some time within the Deaf community to better understand the language and culture.
Half of this song was made up. I’m a native signer and this is totally bogus. She has a pretty smile and no one realizes she’s not signing correctly.
You're doing it wrong but you putted you effect good job
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This was more signed English, good job keeping up with signed english.
SUMMER SORRY WHY
NO
Please understand that this girl is not a native signer, and she should not be an example of how to sign this song. Some so words are made up. Definitely not accurate.
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Magnigique
Tou
she deaf or hearing
I look don't tell milo Ventimiglia self do? Myself in love had dream art draw milo Ventimiglia face smile a million ? I was teen saw don't tell milo Ventimiglia smile was teen in love very handsome grow up run want dream million a date with me smile do ... myself grow up true story a date milo Ventimiglia do. I know.