Classifiers: CL-horns (corna) (Depictive Signing) American Sign Language (ASL) (L19) Dr. Bill Vicars
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Learn American Sign Language with Dr. Bill Vicars of "ASL University" (Lifeprint.com) as he discusses a variety of signs with his awesome assistant "Kayla" who is an actual ASL student in the process of learning.
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Classifiers: CL-horns (corna) (Depictive Signing) American Sign Language (ASL) (L19) Dr. Bill Vicars
Intended audience / prerequisite: Individuals who have who have completed the equivalent of two or more ASL courses.
It is recommended that you complete Lessons 1 through 30 of the Lifeprint (ASLU) Curriculum (or equivalent such as having completed a college-level "ASL 2" course) prior to watching this video.
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I absolutely appreciate your videos. They are helping my husband learn ASL.😁
Thats for the quickie lesson :)
please also do religious signs
At around 4:06, I couldn't make out the spelling. Did it go from S to L? Was it a country? I tried slowing the speed & watching it many times, but it was still difficult for me to understand. Thank you in advance.
Saint Louis
Then I showed the sign and mentioned their famous arch.
hello, so im trying to learn "what do you want" in asl and i know the individual words but is the grammer different?
A fairly safe way to sign that would be to sign:
YOU WANT WHAT?
Here's the sign for "want" ruclips.net/video/VnsXJs29sXQ/видео.html
Here's the sign for "what?"
ruclips.net/video/1udGGPLkA-Q/видео.html
Note the slightly furrowed eyebrows.
The trick is to keep the rest of your face looking pleasant or friendly so that your furrowed eyebrows (for the "WH"-type question) don't make you look angry.
@@sign-language thank you, sir!
Bill Vicars, thank you for the nice lessons. I have a question; what is the sign names of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, greeting from Holland!
you should just spell it right?
I've seen a few prototypes for sign names floating around on the internet but it may take a while before the Deaf Community reaches consensus (or anywhere near consensus) on name signs for Biden and/or Harris.
If I needed to refer to either of them via broadcast or stage I would certainly fingerspell.
It will be interesting to see how these two name signs develop over time.
Holly,
Fingerspelling "Biden" and/or "Harris" is the "safe" approach at the end of 2020.
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As I mentioned to "Theoevert":
I've seen a few prototypes for sign names floating around on the internet but it may take a while before the Deaf Community reaches consensus (or anywhere near consensus) on name signs for Biden and/or Harris.
If I needed to refer to either of them via broadcast or stage I would certainly fingerspell.
It will be interesting to see how these two name signs develop over time.
hii dr bill i also wear hearing aisd i am now looking at your videos and i would love to have a chat partner to practice i have messenger to contact me thank you