Taiwan sign language (for performance)

 

I learned ASL in a class at Murrieta Valley HIgh School. It is the most fun language to learn and has a very special place in society. The deaf live all around the world and having a conversation with them means much more then a person that has an entire country to speak too.

I took part in a play designed as a ¨theater of shadows¨ . The play had a simulations sign language translation that I performed with one more college also called Sonja. It was around 20 sentences that I needed to memorize and it was pretty fun. 

Hoping to learn more.

 

I learned the basics and can have a general conversation but nothing too advanced not yet anyway

Completed American Sign Language Level 1. Plan on starting level 2 soon.

I'm no longer fluent, but I'll get there again.  

 To all the idiots out there: YOU DO NOT KNOW ASL IF YOU JUST KNOW THE ALPHABET!!  

i learnt sign language from a young age i mean i'm not fluent at it but i'm okay and can understand most of it as some of my friends are death/ almost death  

I first learned from my mom starting when i was two or three.

I've started learning, but I'm not fluent in sign language...yet ;D

I'm slowly doing this and though it will probably take ages, I'm having fun.

I'm doing it as exchange lessons, I found a girl (more or less my age) who lives close to my workplace and at lunchtime (or any other time I'm free) we do the exchange: I teach her English and she teaches my sign language.

And, surprisingly, by chance I might have found a very good material for a friend :) who knows?

I'm basic now! :)

It was such an experience! And I had the opportunity to be taught by a deaf person, mr. Thanasis, and his lovely wife, mrs. Lia! So happy that I've met them.

Completed BSL 1

I learnt sign language for around 2 or 3 years in primary school, i felt good to be able to communicate with people who are less fortunate not to have the ability to hear in the same way as us.

I'm learning more and more every day

There is a girl at my school who is deaf. She really likes talking too me. She has seribale pausy as well as being deaf. She is a lovely funny girl. I went on the AUSLAN website and learnt to talk to her. In the beginning she was really happy that someone was trying to talk to her. Her name is Leila.

Totally worth doing because you can communicate no matter what, and with absolutely everyone...it makes you feel good because you can use it to help people!!!

with the help of shelby!

 

i learnt patience and the vaue of hands and fingers and my hearing....was a humbling experience