ASL vs BSL | Side by Side Comparison | American Sign Language and British Sign Language

The video tutorial explores the similarities and differences between American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL). It begins with an introduction to both sign languages, followed by a detailed comparison of common signs, highlighting differences in parameters like location, movement, and hand shape. The tutorial also discusses cultural differences in English words between the UK and the US, using examples like 'chips' and 'French fries'. Finally, it covers signs for various English words that differ between ASL and BSL, such as 'soccer', 'sweater', and 'elevator'.

What was the main purpose of the collaboration with Sign Say?

• To teach only BSL

• To create a new sign language

• To compare ASL and BSL

• To teach only ASL

Which parameter is NOT considered when comparing ASL and BSL signs?

• Hand shape

• Color of the sign

• Palm orientation

• Facial expressions

In the demonstration, which sign is used for 'hello' in both ASL and BSL?

• A nod

• A wave

• A handshake

• A salute

What is the ASL sign for 'thank you'?

• Waving both hands

• Touching the chin and moving the hand forward

• Clapping hands

• Nodding the head

Which sign is used for 'good morning' in ASL?

• Raising both hands

• Touching the forehead and moving the hand down

• Waving one hand

• Clapping hands

What was the narrator's initial expectation when ordering 'fish and chips' in the UK?

• To receive a bag of chips

• To receive a plate of nachos

• To receive a bowl of soup

• To receive a sandwich

Which of the following is a difference in English words between the UK and the US?

• Soccer vs. Football

• All of the above

• Chips vs. Crisps

• Elevator vs. Lift