Description
Greetings, Farewells and Introductions are among the first signs one needs to know when communicating in ASL, American Sign Language. You’ll use these signs in nearly every ASL conversation you’ll have. There are about 25 signs that we go over in this video before learning a few sentences that you can immediately take with you. We’ll even cover some slang. Don’t forget to Subscribe!
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NAVIGATION
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Culture - How to get a deaf persons attention
GREETINGS
1:09 - Hi
1:16 - Hello
1:25 - How are you?
1:40 - What’s up?
1:52 - Good or well
2:04 - Morning
2:12 - Afternoon
2:21 - Night
2:29 - Morning, afternoon and night
FAREWELLS
2:50 - Good-bye
2:58 - See you later
3:08 - Take care
3:19 - Nice to meet you
3:32 - Same here
3:43 - See
3:52 - Later
4:00 - Tomorrow
4:09 - Culture - Deaf Good-byes
INTRODUCTIONS
4:47 - Friend
4:56 - Introduce
5:06 - Meet
5:14 - Hearing
5:22 - Hard of hearing
5:31 - Deaf
5:41 - My or mine
5:49 - Name
5:58 - Want
SENTENCES
6:13 - My name is Meredith
6:31 - Culture - Sign Name
6:44 - I want to introduce my friend
7:00 - His name is Brian
7:22 - I’m hearing. I’m learning ASL
7:40 - What’s up?
7:57 - See you later
8:06 - Love, Love, Love to everybody
8:17 - Outro
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Greetings, Farewells and Introductions in ASL
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