ASL 1 Presentation

Be a man, ya feel me dough bluh?

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• Mulan
• ASL

[Poorretgloannd]

Also, can you please not comment what I said to you, about sign language, on my videos, which is verbal drama. It's considered spam and quite annoying. If you want to insult my videos, then please, nick-pick away, but please, don't post comments that are off-subject, once again, it's quite annoying. If you don't like what I have said, just take it as constructive criticism and do something positive with the negative, instead of being rather annoying and spamming.

[xelusivesoul]

I'm just copying and pasting dear.

[Poorretgloannd]

Copying and pasting stuff is considered spam if it off topic.

[xelusivesoul]

Its*

And I don't seem to care do I?

[Poorretgloannd]

Ah, thank you very much for correcting my grammar. :)

And are you talking about the spamming or my honesty?

And I'm sorry that you don't seem to care.

[xelusivesoul]

Just get a life already, it's not going to prove me anything or help me for anything. Go ahead, write me another paragraph.

[MaesMust]

I just come back and go "Daym... Kenny is crazy"

[PatronRick]

epic song!! and really fun signing

i like how each of u guys had a good role in it

[oneco0Lkid]

your a fag.

[mizik9]

damn was all of that really necessary?

[Poorretgloannd]

Also, imagine if someone, from another country, gave a speech in their own country, while using English, even though English is not their "natural language." Many people would feel happy that they did it in English, but those that do know verbal English as their "natural language" might become offended because they did not use even close to the proper grammar, although they might have used the correct words. Or, they might even be annoyed.

[Poorretgloannd]

Many people can also become "rusty" in a language if they do not practice it very often. Most likely though, from many of the signs that I noticed that your group used, she still keeps in contact with her twin sister and/or practices it regularly with other deaf people.

[Poorretgloannd]

Thank you for explaining that, I was confused about what you meant.

True ASL is for a deaf audience. ASL, as you know, stands for "American Sign Language," there is also English sign language and word order, which I noticed that your group did an English word order.

Also, many parents and siblings do not know sign language because they do not try to learn any, also many seem to assume that their child/sibling understands them without even talking to them in sign language.