I was so surprised when I saw they were both in the same place! 🤣I was like "Oh, she's gonna miss someone off camera? Wait, WHAT??" It was great to see the two languages compared. Thank you!
This is so cool. I want to learn both sign languages since I'm learning German and the signs seem to make things easier. It would be great to be an interpreter or English teacher as well in spoken or sign.
Ich bin Amerikaner der fürs Studium in Deutschland wohnt, aber ich möchte im Zukunft wieder nach USA. Welche Art von Gebärdensprache würdet ihr mir empfehlen? Echt süßes Video, die Kuss am Ende hat mich total überrascht und ich müsste nur lächeln :D
I noticed that German has a lot of very similar signs to the ASL equivalent. Does GSL have any relation to French sign language like ASL does? I would assume so, because the countries border each other, and honestly, the fact that ASL has any French origins is an amazing story, but I'm still curious. Thanks for the video! 😀
Yes as far as I know that there are many words coming from frensh. E.g. we sign the F-hand down for son [Sohn] (twice for daughter [Tochter]) which was explaint to me comes from fils (son in frensh). Germany repressed the sign language very much, much more than France, so may be thats why.
@@tinkbell4153 "why is there so little history behind something for disabled in Germany?" Well the 30s/40s happened 😬 Yeah, our little stunt with eugenics definitely messed up the development of a truly German sign language
Haha, I was just thinking the same. I mean, there's asl and bsl even though the spoken language is both english, but it seems as if Canada also uses asl. Good to know.
@@karlmall No, Québécois use LSQ (Langue de Signes Québécoise). Though they aren't mutually intelligible, there are still some similarities between LSQ and ASL. :)
Wait... Lady's... How you you are talking then if she talks English Asl and German Asl? How you understand? Rest just super cool.. It exist a internațional Signs Alfabet?
There is no universal sign language, but there is an international sign language that combines a lot of sign languages into a sort of lingua franca that deaf people from different countries can use to communicate with each other!
@@Wrenrosen and how common is that universal language? or lets say if i only learned the universal language would most deaf people understand me? kinda like english?
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I legit thought I was watching 2 people in 2 places at first (split screen) That caught me off guard when they cross lmfao
all i wanted to learn DGS i thought it was cool and i clicked this video. it was great, i did NOT expect to see them kiss! 😱😍I THOUGHT IT WAS SO CUTE!
Saaame!! 😄 it was such a nice surprise 😍 🌈
Haha..RUclips knows what videos I watch and put it on the very top 😂👍♥
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Yeeah me too ❤
As someone who has been learning German for years and is very interested in ASL I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this video. Danke
Aww! They are a couple. This is so cute💓🇩🇪🇨🇦
I was so surprised when I saw they were both in the same place! 🤣I was like "Oh, she's gonna miss someone off camera? Wait, WHAT??"
It was great to see the two languages compared. Thank you!
Ahhh I love this, I want to learn DGS and I was wondering about the differences between each sign language
So good to see people smiling a lot when speaking signs XD I am learning GSL for a new friend I made. I am really enjoying it, its fun
The bloopers are too cute 😊
This is so cool. I want to learn both sign languages since I'm learning German and the signs seem to make things easier. It would be great to be an interpreter or English teacher as well in spoken or sign.
Ich bin Amerikaner der fürs Studium in Deutschland wohnt, aber ich möchte im Zukunft wieder nach USA. Welche Art von Gebärdensprache würdet ihr mir empfehlen?
Echt süßes Video, die Kuss am Ende hat mich total überrascht und ich müsste nur lächeln :D
I am very happy to be able to learn more. You make a beautiful team together.
I noticed that German has a lot of very similar signs to the ASL equivalent. Does GSL have any relation to French sign language like ASL does? I would assume so, because the countries border each other, and honestly, the fact that ASL has any French origins is an amazing story, but I'm still curious. Thanks for the video! 😀
Yes as far as I know that there are many words coming from frensh. E.g. we sign the F-hand down for son [Sohn] (twice for daughter [Tochter]) which was explaint to me comes from fils (son in frensh).
Germany repressed the sign language very much, much more than France, so may be thats why.
@@tinkbell4153
"why is there so little history behind something for disabled in Germany?"
Well the 30s/40s happened 😬
Yeah, our little stunt with eugenics definitely messed up the development of a truly German sign language
Her sign for bathroom is cool, she showed a WC with her hand and it's the sign we have for a toilette in Germany
"Wasser" and "Bitch" are pretty similar or even identical. I'm not that fluent.. but I'm quite confident when I say it's the same sign?
Awesome! Enjoyed watching you two. 💜
Why my dumbass wondering where the video sound was ☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠ i figured maybe music but then i was like waiiit.... my bad ☠☠
Curious fact: the "feier" sign DGS and the "person" sign in BSL(LIBRAS) are really alike.
This is so great! 😭 Why is this your only videooo?
We are planning on creating more later. :) Stay tuned
Awww. You guys are cute 😍❣️
Amaaaaazing! ❤️
I don't know why I'm learning GSL as I am an EA in Canada... Ich lerne Deutsch. Ich Liebe Deutschland... o.O Deutsche Sprache, Schwere Sprache.
I feel dumb, but didn’t know canadians (anglos I’m guessing) use ASL. Is it the same in both countries?
Haha, I was just thinking the same. I mean, there's asl and bsl even though the spoken language is both english, but it seems as if Canada also uses asl. Good to know.
@@witchtea3676 You are correct, Canada also uses ASL
@@xyJeNzz - Even the French Canadians?
@@karlmall No, Québécois use LSQ (Langue de Signes Québécoise). Though they aren't mutually intelligible, there are still some similarities between LSQ and ASL. :)
The end got me confused 😂
So awesome 🤩!!!
Wait... Lady's...
How you you are talking then if she talks English Asl and German Asl?
How you understand?
Rest just super cool..
It exist a internațional Signs Alfabet?
They probably both know each others language...
Wow I didn't even know that there are differences. I was hoping it was a universal language. Now I think it's kinda sad.
Same here, thought there was only ASL and BSL. It's kind of frustrating
There is no universal sign language, but there is an international sign language that combines a lot of sign languages into a sort of lingua franca that deaf people from different countries can use to communicate with each other!
Is there a universal spoken language, does that also make you feel kinda sad??
@@Wrenrosen and how common is that universal language? or lets say if i only learned the universal language would most deaf people understand me? kinda like english?
@@swellchai Search for Esperanto language
Wow even in sign language Germans have much less expression. No hate comments please - I speak fluent German!!
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Glad I watched this before I showed my child.
Terrible video, your going way to fast. Can't learn anything from the video.
You can always revise the speed in the video to the lowest speed.