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Thank you very much for how to teach Sign Language without using mouth to speak words.

I took ASL class back in high school all 4 years. I graduated in 2012.

0:13 (for myself)

I'm quite fascinated by the unique expressive potential of ASL poetry...all these visual & kinetic rather than aural & phonetic axes of cohesion & contrast. Would love a translation into English!

This type of video is great for people like me. I use too many signs. Should use classifiers more often to paint the picture clearly.

The videos with classifiers are my favorite!

I love your facial expressions. I can see why they're important!

I always enjoy your videos!

Thanks Rob, this is great!

Awesome! Thanks Rob!

I love learning classifiers! Thanks Rob!

Love it, thanks Rob!

But like what is he saying tho?

Great video for ASL classifiers too!

I just subbed as I'm learning ASL and haven't found many who will teach any Islam ASL signs. Can you please teach us more? I've asked many it seems.

Good video brother

Can someone help me with the subtitles

can you translate to spoken English please...

what i got 1 Nail 2 Date 3 What 4 Many 5 Your 6 Hope 7 Sink 8 Rock 9 Cork 10 Help 11 Sign 12 Bulk 13 Bath 14 Love 15 Mean 16 Girl 17 More 18 Mark 19 Show 20 Fine 21 Camp 22 Wall 23 Note 24 Year 25 Sale 26 Star 27 Take 28 Guit 29 Open 30 Daze 31 Grey 32 Bare 33 Stop 34 Bowl 35 Bird 36 Bank 37 Make 38 Ever 39 Chew 40 Face 41 Lamp 42 Card 43 Hook 44 Sock 45 Gift 46 Heat 47 Time 48 Junk 49 Bone 50 Like

1 Her 2 Art 3 Hit 4 Ear 5 Jaw 6 Lap 7 Get 8 Die 9 Bet 10 Fin 11 Mad 12 Lie 13 May 14 Car 15 Fan 16 Guy 17 Tip 18 Bat 19 Lad 20 Tap 21 Dot 22 Den 23 Key 24 Sum 25 Boy 26 Dam 27 Pat 28 Hit 29 Max 30 His 31 Ate 32 Got 33 Eye 34 Bad 35 Lot 36 For 37 Pin 38 Leg 39 Add 40 Man 41 Ben 42 Jam 43 Hay 44 Kit 45 Oil 46 Met 47 Top 48 Sun 49 Max 50 Jot

Thank you for this! I really appreciate the little corrections/clarifications as you went along, it made me realize I've been signing my Es too tight. I learned years ago from my mom (who studied to be an interpreter) and got sloppy, so I'm glad this is here as a refresher!

Its been a long while since I took or used ASL. Thanks for the refreshers

Hi, I am an interpreter from Kiribati. Our signs differ greatly from ASL but with the resources available online for ASL, I can gather a little bit of what you're trying to say. However, can you add maybe voice over to your videos. I would also like to know If you are deaf?

29 - It's like MIX at first, then MAX?

Miss your ASL classes teach! Glad I got to learn from you ❤

BUENAAAARDO

Thanks!

As you know I’m fluent in ASL. But I don’t see ASL much any more and now have arthritis in my hands. Following your correct form hurt a little bit, but I think it will help keep flexibility in my fingers. I should check out your other recent videos! 🤟🏼

Let's learn some basic greetings and farewells along with a few extra phrases.

I noticed when u did the sign for "pink" u used the middle finger to touch your lips, does it change the meaning if u use the forefinger? Thanks!

Fun! I like how you showed possible mistakes and corrections.

So nice to “see” you again! I retired from teaching ASL in Southern California, in summer of 2016, and then moved to Scotland for 6 years. Now I’m back in CA, and just now your video popped up in my feed. I hope things are going well!!! Any time I see news about Austin I think of you.

Cool but why is it popping up for me, this is the complete opposite to what i watch. UA-cam needs to fix the algorithm

Awesome video!

Awesome!

Looks awesome!

ASL Shorts - The Alphabet Typically the elbow is held near your side and your hand is in line and slightly to the side of your face. Practice making and recognizing the letters, then with you're ready, you can try reading some of the fingerspelling videos I'll create! Come join us on our Facebook group - ASL with Rob. #asl #signlanguage #americansignlangauge #aslwithrob

ASL shorts - ASL, what is that? Hello! ASL, what is that? Are ASL and English the same? No. They are very different. ASL grammar and English grammar are not the same. Now, is ASL an iconic language? No, it is not. There are some signs such as cup/drinking and car/driving that are iconic (signs that are easy to picture and grasp for non-signers). But ASL itself is not considered an iconic (miming/picture-like) language. When watching ASL are you supposed to be looking at my hands? No. ASL is comprised of the face, the body, the hands, and even the space around the signer. So you need to be paying attention to all of that. Make sure you're learning all of these parts that come together to make up the whole of sign language. That is ASL. #asl #signlanguage #americansignlangauge #aslwithrob

New lessons to enjoy! Awesome!

ASL (sign language) lessons compressed into 60 second shorts. Like and subscribe. Leave a comment! Join us in our Facebook group - ASL with Rob.

Was lucky enough to have this man as my high school sign teacher! When I meet deaf families or coworkers, they ask where I learned asl and are floored when I tell them "I learned when I was 16". 15 years later, he is still talked about, remembered fondly, and loved by his former students. Thank you for everything, Nuts!

The full translation in the video description is very helpful! Are name-signs used in formal situations, such as a job interview? And does that answer depend on the sign itself? I can see where "R-N" or "tall" would work, but maybe you wouldn't want a potential boss to know (yet) that you drive people nuts. 🙂 Thank you for the video.

This is so informative and fun. I learned things about name signs that I hadn't seen in other places.

من طرف ابو الرُب

😂😂😂😂love this joke😂😂😂

That was a fun one! Thanks!

Ewwww!!!!! I'm going to be sick. 😂

That was so fun!!!

You cracked me up at the beginning with "Calm down, calm down, I'll do it again slower." Your videos are fun as well as informative. There are so many videos out there for beginners or advanced...but nothing I can find for intermediate. Your videos are filling that niche for me. Even though I know the signs you used, I would have been at a loss for how to describe St. Patrickes Day in ASL because as you say ASL and English are very different. Watching you helps me think more visually.

Phew, the Easter story is hard to watch! (i.e. sad...) I stuck it out for the Happy Ending though!