8 responses to “New to American Sign Language (ASL)”
25062008
Misha (22:03:12) :
Awww……you’re really trying to learn ASL. You had a little trouble with “upset” fingerspelling that made you use BSL fingerspelling before correcting yourself. About ‘p’ finger spell should be going down not up in the air because that is for ‘k’ finger spell. Just want you to know the difference between ‘p’ and ‘k’ finger spells.
Nonetheless you did a great job trying to talk to Americans like me in ASL! Keep it up! I’m sure you’ll do a great job when you feel more comfortable with both ASL and BSL. It’s great to have many more new languages to learn.
Misha
25062008
deafchipmunk (23:18:34) :
Not bad for your ASL skills. Only difference is that I am Canadian. Most Deaf Canadians share same languages (ASL and English language) with Deaf Americans. Glad you have joined us and we love to learn more about Deaf British people as well as other countries throughout the world.
Deafchip
25062008
kbrooks (23:22:23) :
Ben:
Your ASL is VERY good! You seem to have done well, and I feel that your ASL is properly signed.
- Kyle Brooks
25062008
benfletcher (23:42:26) :
thanks, guys, this is encouraging @misha, the tip re p and k is very helpful - thanks. @deafchip, ditto! @kbrooks thanks.
26062008
peggy (13:48:00) :
great job! good try!
27062008
Jesi (19:44:32) :
I really loved your vlog! It’s really cool to see other country signs. I’ve always wanted to learn different sign languages so I can visit and socialize with deaf people without having any difficulties. Thanks for teaching and explaining the difference. Great job with your ASL, keep going!!
Welcome! I’m flattered when you said to check my site out for proper ASL signs. Looking forward to your future vlogs!
17072008
silentredwolf (05:41:58) :
Your ASL is pretty good and you need add more face expression, show moody. You sign ASL with flat face that tell me the boring story so try use more face expression. keep on learning. Good day.
Awww……you’re really trying to learn ASL. You had a little trouble with “upset” fingerspelling that made you use BSL fingerspelling before correcting yourself. About ‘p’ finger spell should be going down not up in the air because that is for ‘k’ finger spell. Just want you to know the difference between ‘p’ and ‘k’ finger spells.
Nonetheless you did a great job trying to talk to Americans like me in ASL! Keep it up! I’m sure you’ll do a great job when you feel more comfortable with both ASL and BSL. It’s great to have many more new languages to learn.
Misha
Not bad for your ASL skills. Only difference is that I am Canadian. Most Deaf Canadians share same languages (ASL and English language) with Deaf Americans. Glad you have joined us and we love to learn more about Deaf British people as well as other countries throughout the world.
Deafchip
Ben:
Your ASL is VERY good! You seem to have done well, and I feel that your ASL is properly signed.
- Kyle Brooks
thanks, guys, this is encouraging
@misha, the tip re p and k is very helpful - thanks. @deafchip, ditto! @kbrooks thanks. 
great job! good try!
I really loved your vlog! It’s really cool to see other country signs. I’ve always wanted to learn different sign languages so I can visit and socialize with deaf people without having any difficulties.
Thanks for teaching and explaining the difference. Great job with your ASL, keep going!!
Welcome! I’m flattered when you said to check my site out for proper ASL signs.
Looking forward to your future vlogs!
Your ASL is pretty good and you need add more face expression, show moody. You sign ASL with flat face that tell me the boring story so try use more face expression. keep on learning. Good day.