What is the best approach to learning ASL? | Tips on how to learn sign language as fast as possible
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As a deaf person just know it’s fine and actually really sweet to see new signers, even if you’re a “late learner” which tbh it’s never too late to learn a new language
thank you for the tips! I was born with a speech disorder (appraxia) and i fluently learned ASL, but that was when i was a toddler, and forgot almost all the signs, so this is a big help to get back into it
Thanks, I'm glad that you found the video helpful
The beginning was hilarious 😂
lol, thanks
I've learned a lot from my wife who is hard of hearing! I'm watching a ton of these vids as well and Learning a lot. Thanks for putting these out there!
Thanks, I'm glad that you are learning so much
I found Chris' video with the zoo animals last week. This popped up in my feed a few minutes ago. I loved the information but you earned my sub with "cat, I'm a kitty cat; dance dance dance!" That is an oldie but goody video I still watch. I have taken classes several times but I always forget " what you don't use, you will lose". Immersion is so very important to retaining it. It is very hard to get out and meet people when you work 3rd shift. I would love to find someone online to work with me. Thank you both for bringing your knowledge to the proverbial table.
Haha, I'm glad you enjoyed the "I'm a cat, I'm a kitty cat" part 😄
It is so true about losing what you dont use and it can be discouraging when you've lost something you've learned. But as a silver lining, it is much faster to re-learn something then it is to learn it for the first time.
If you'd like, we are hosting a study group next Monday Feb 17th at 5pm Pacific. You are welcome to join, just send me an email at chris@aslbasics.com and I'll send you a link to the meeting.
Glad you enjoyed the video and I hope things slow down for you work wise, I know what it's like working crazy hours 😬
I was born deaf and I was declared autistic because the doctors at the time missed opportunities. I heard first at four. I'm effectively autistic even though I'm not I'm learning ASL. My ear cannals we're not complete required drilling and I eventually got holes in both ears and lost a bone in my best ear responsible for vibrating sound. I am still considered to have perfect hearing for my age at 36 I'd like to contribute more as a translator.
I came here after trying to have a conversation with someone online and I had no idea what they were saying, XD
I just started teaching myself ASL a few days ago. I will be back to this channel AaaaaaaaaaaLLLooooootttttt
That's great, I hope that you continue learning
I have a question, I'm in ASL 1. I am nervous to talk to someone who is deaf with the little ASL i know, I feel like if i tell them I am learning sign language but I keep not understanding them that it is rude. Is it rude to say I know little sign language but struggle in a conversation?
It's never too early to start trying to converse, most people are really understanding and appreciative. If you'd like to get some practice in a safe place, you are welcome to join our free practice session on Wednesdays aslbasics.com/asl-group-practice-sessions/
I think 99% of the time everyone is going to see the effort that you’re putting in trying to learn their language and will see it as a kind gesture.
I’ve been trying to learn Spanish for many years and I love to speak to people that speak Spanish fluently and they adore when I speak Spanish to them they think it’s funny sometimes when I mess up,never have I been told to stop everyone’s told me that I’m doing really well so I hope your journey goes as well as mine or better.
If you are interested in joining an online study group, let me know with a comment here
Next group is scheduled for 2/17 at 5pm Pacific. If you're interested in joining, you can email me for more details at chris@aslbasics.com
awesome video, awesome resources guys thank you so much. can’t wait to join the weekly zoom💜
Thanks, we hope you can make it to our next Zoom session 👍
THAT CAT SONG!! :D
I’m here because I feel like it’s a bit exclusive of me to not learn asl when I’ve met so many people who communicate that way. (And I had the most hilariously terrifying deaf door dash experience)
Hi! Chris, I am deaf Mom. Your caption is something wrong " What is the best approach to learning ASL?". You need to be fixed soon. It is only half way. Thank you!
Thanks for letting me know, I’ll fix that as soon as possible
Still unfixed and I'm deaf.
I am studying asl because I meet my deaf boyfriend online we still didn't meet yet but I really want to understand him that's why I want to study asl I hope I'll learn more 😊 thank you
I have been wanting to learn sign language for a while and a HOH customer at work today brought me here! Would have loved to be able to communicate with her without the notepad!
I love sign language,i would love a shirt.
I'm learnjng some myself but recently found some new friends to practice with. We may try a zoom meeting too. Already learned a few encouraging tips for fingerspelling. Just have to keep plugging along.
You can say the beginning brought back nostalgia.
How is the best way to use expressions so that others are able to understand what you are really doing and trying to say
I'm hard of hearing and I wear hearing aids but I'm not fluent but I'm learning and teaching my other hard of hearing friends
That's great that you are learning and teaching your friends, let us know if there is anything we can to do to help out
I’m a Jar Head that met a dead child. My son was one at the time and I was beyond pissed that I couldn’t communicate with the child and couldn’t imagine if that was my baby. So no I’m trying to find a college that is at your own pace.
Does anyone know a good online space to interact with the deaf community? I currently have no way to do so physically but I really want to
I’m about to go to college for this in my mid 20s
Nice!
Chris I have been watching your asl videos on my samsung s20. are you aware your hands are often blocked by the onscreen text as you demonstrate a sign? Thought you should know.
I know the alphabet and a few signs, but am wanting to learn more and become fluent. However, I have a broken wrist and cast for some time. How would you get around that for now?
That can be difficult, I threw out my should and was in a sling for a while, but for myself I just signed with my other arm until it healed. Keep immersing yourself as much as possible and practice as often as you can and you'll keep making progress. You're welcome to try out our practice group on Zoom tomorrow if you'd like to try using what you've learned with a partner
@@ChrisGorges Thank you! I might join next week to see what I can do with my non dominant hand
Hi Chris, I’m a new learner, do you do private teaching?
Yes, however, at the moment we're unable to take on any additional students but if you would like, you can email me at chris@aslbasics.com and I can put you on a waiting list and notify you when we have more availability
0:00 hey i remember the cat! Thats the one that got hit by the car
Yes, that's the one
Why are you not signing while you are talking on this video?
i was wondering this as well
isn't it a video for people who don't know sign language? not for people who do to critique how they are helping others...? Not that you are saying that, but what would it do to have that in this content?
@@jaysamples7093 I appreciate your comment. I said what I did because my daughter is hearing impaired and works at a school for the deaf. Sign is ALWAYS used in the present of others on campus and in teaching. It is much like walking into a French class and the teacher will speech only French and expects you to speech only French when you enter the room.
Not be shy
I have a question dose learning to sign songs help improve your asl ?
What has been your experience with learning ASL?
@honextty in the beginning, dont stress to much about the linguistics of the language. Instead, try using what you know to make the communication happen. Most people are really patient and are willing to work with you and try to understand you. The more conversations you have the more you'll become comfortable with the language. Feel free to checkout one of my free classes, "3 keys to fluency" or "the secrets of learning a new language" where I go into more detail about how to overcome various challenges that come with learning a new language. If you are still having a really hard time, feel free to send me an email and I can set up a video call with you
What if I cant socialize with other people because of corona? Or I also have only 2 hours of class a week and its horrible! There's also no study guide (there's a book but that's it!) or homework.. Any tips? :)
captions are broken halfway through the video. :(
it gets stuck on "want a support system" and then goes word by word so slow for the next at least 30 seconds?
Was it just me, or did the conversation seem more understandable and palatable when signing while talking?
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I almost starting listening but those games with the cat really turned me off on this video.
So basically to learn a language go to them countries or find a NON hearing person to better learn asl :) respectfuly