Lesson 12, (part 4 of 4) (ASL Lifeprint.com curriculum) (Dr. Bill teaching Marly)
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Lesson 12, (part 4 of 4) (ASL Lifeprint.com curriculum)
(William G. Vicars, EdD with student assistant: Marly)
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Hola, profesor,quisiera iniciar aprendiendo asl de manera secuencial,como podría hacerlo?, me podría ayudar,esto me ayudaría a retomar el aprender inglés.Veo sus videos pero como no hay con quién repasar se me olvidan,acepto sus sugerencias y la posibilidad de aprender y poder conversar con alguien en señas para practicar. Muchas gracias y felicidades por sus videos !, saludos desde Cancún,México.
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Thanks for the review 🤓🙂
I've actually intended to re-do that particular lesson for many years now. The previous videos were all in 720p or less. Now I finally have a version that is 1020p resolution.
I love these. So helpful thank you
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So nice of you to help out! I appreciate it!
People go to church on Saturday as well!
Yup -- and every other day of the week as well depending on the group and the religious activity.
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ChatGPT weighs in:
Jehovah's Witnesses: They often have meetings during the week, typically on a weekday evening, in addition to their weekend services.
Jewish Congregations: While not Christian churches, it's worth noting that Jewish congregations hold their main services on Friday evening and Saturday morning for the Sabbath (Shabbat).
Muslim Communities: Again, while not churches, mosques hold their congregational prayers (Jumu'ah) on Fridays.
Some Christian Churches: Many Christian denominations have services or gatherings on weekdays. For example, some may have Bible study, prayer meetings, or worship services on a weekday evening.
Eastern Orthodox Churches: They often have services throughout the week, with Wednesday and Friday being common days for liturgy or vespers, in addition to weekend services.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons): While their main worship service is on Sunday, they often have activities, classes, and other meetings on weekdays.
Catholic Churches: In addition to Sunday, they often have daily Masses on weekdays.
Episcopal and Anglican Churches: Similar to Catholic churches, they often have services on weekdays, especially in cathedrals or larger churches.
Other Christian Denominations: Many other denominations and non-denominational churches may have worship services, Bible studies, or prayer meetings on various weekdays.
Great video
I like the different facial expressions for signs
How old are you Bill?
50’s?
Let's just say I've been teaching ASL for a very long time.
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Every-month banana, next-month frog. So if shaking your-Turn means second hand or used, that's the same inflection as step-father, would this be an example of Deaf Bluntness?
I was taught to do day with a D, and then the movement you do, is that wrong?
Using the "D" hand for a sign like "day" is considered (by many) to be more toward "signed English" than "ASL."
Let's not think of the "D" hand as being "wrong" but rather it simply is a signed English intrusion.
You might even occasionally see Deaf signers use the "D" hand but most of us in everyday life tend to use the index finger for "day." Of possible interest, for the sign "all-day" we use a flat hand and a bit larger movement.
You may wish to think of the situation as whether you'd rather have a Deaf (signing) accent or a Hearing signing accent. If you want to sign more like a native / fluent Deaf person, use a '1" hand instead of the "D" hand.
@@sign-language thank you, that makes a lot of sense.