A deaf individual will want to know whether you are deaf or hearing when they are conversing with you. Learn the basics of AmericanSign Language in this free education video. Expert: Rachel Berman Bio: Rachel Berman is a deaf graduate student at Gallaudet University studying audiology. Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels.
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glad I only lost hearing in right ear .. no I don’t half sign have talk lol
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the reason why I looked for this video , is because I have a deaf person on my math college classs and i want to learn the way to communicate with him thanks for the video
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she is so nice how she always says “good job” in the end 🙂 very nice and really pretty woman
Wonderful Video:)
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this is great!!
thank you, rachel
thanks for posting this, im trying to learn sign language so that if i ever meet a deaf person i will be able to talk to them! even though my brother thinks it stupid i will keep trying to learn because i think that it is awesome! (and ill be able to talk behind his back with my dad, who also knows some sign language)
Glad I found this! Learned signing 30 years ago growing up with a deaf neighbor I became good friends with. Lost touch with him when he went to college and I moved crosscountry. Found him via internet search recently, and will see him soon and this will be good practice for me before we meet up again! Thanks for posting these videos!
awesome,and not that difficult to learn either.
VERY good to know- thank you!