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Importance of Learning Sign Language
Sign Language: What Is Your Name?
Sign Language: Nice to Meet You
Sign Language: How Are You?
Sign Language: I'm Good
Sign Language: Where Do You Live?
Sign Language: I Live At
Sign Language: Where Do You Work?
Sign Language: I Work At
Sign Language: How Old Are You?
Sign Language: See You Later
Sign Language: How Do You Sign?
Sign Language: Thank You
Sign Language: Hungry
Sign Language: Tired
Sign Language: Thirsty
Sign Language: Happy & Sad
Sign Language: What's Up?
Sign Language: Facial Expressions
Sign Language: Names
Sign Language: Numbers
Practicing Sign Language
Importance of Facial Expressions in Signing
Practicing Facial Expressions in Sign Language
Improving Sign Language Conversations
Summary: Tell someone your name in sign language by spelling out letters. Discover how to sign names with practice tips from a sign language instructor in this free video about basic sign language.
John Atwood has been a student of the American Sign Language for many years. His deaf friends teach him their language and help him sharpen his skills. He also offers his assistance...read more
"And we're learning American Sign Language, easy, simple things in American Sign Language. It's an expert video of easy simple things. Now, we've gone over facial expressions, how we need facial expression, otherwise it won't make sense and won't match our signs. So now let's go over some really basic things like, introducing somebody, meeting somebody, telling them what your name is, where they live, let's go over one. Let's go over our name. First we want to say, when we meet someone, my name is John, or my name is Lassie, whatever your name is. So, we say my, name, is John. So, my, name, is J,O,H,N. My name is John. Now we wont go over finger spelling right now, that's in another video. So when you first meet someone, my, name, is John."
eHow Article: Sign Language: Names
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