ASL - Asking for what we need

The video tutorial introduces basic sign language for family members, basic needs, food, and drinks. It covers signs for help, bathroom, hunger, thirst, and various beverages. The tutorial also includes signs for communication needs like writing and explaining. The instructor uses humor and practical examples to make learning engaging.

What is a humorous misconception about communicating with deaf people?

• They understand all sign languages.

• They can read lips perfectly.

• They can hear if you yell loudly.

• They prefer written communication.

Which sign involves shaking a 'T' for a specific need?

• Hungry

• Thirsty

• Bathroom

• Help

How do you sign 'thirsty'?

• Shake a 'T' near your mouth.

• Drag a 'C' from your collarbone.

• Start at the base of your throat and drag down.

• Shake a 'J' close to you.

What is the sign for 'soda pop'?

• Shake a 'J' close to you.

• Stick your middle finger inside an 'O'.

• Drag a 'C' from your collarbone.

• Shake a 'W' on your chin.

How do you ask someone to explain more?

• Shake a 'J' close to you.

• Shake a 'T' near your mouth.

• Wiggle two 'F's in front of you.

• Drag a 'C' from your collarbone.