Video: Sign Language Phrases: Thank You

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Sign the phrase 'Thank You' using these American Sign Language symbols. Thank a deaf person in sign language with the basic conversational phrases in this free video on the American Sign Language from a signing expert.

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And today we're learning simple, easy, basic things to say to a deaf person in their language. Now we've already gone over how to meet someone, simple, basic good things. We learn how to ask them how to sign, "how do you sign", whatever, just fingers spell. It's in another video. Now let's learn, I'm just talking about six real simple things to say like, "thank you", "I'm sorry", "I'm hungry", are you hungry". Now let's go over thank you. You say it all the time if you're polite. "Thank you". You don't have to be, "thank you", 'cause you're doing it towards them. You're looking at them. "Thank you". Now you don't say, "thanks". If you want to say that, "thanks", thank you". If you're saying in a nice way, "oh thank you", "thanks", "thank you". Hands are flat, soft your chin, "thank you". Or you can do it with one hand, "thank you". They'll appreciate that you're trying to be polite in their language. Remember, facial expression, needs some extra sign if you're like, "thank you". No, that's not polite. "Thank you". "Thank you". "Thanks".

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Sign Language Phrases: Thank You

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