Recent content by Jeremy1982

Anyone else interested in this? Still open to doing this.

Ok, I'm trying my hardest to understand if how i'm understanding this is correct. When asking a question to someone and you use the (ask-to) sign (sign for letter x but index finger goes up and down a couple times) does it work in these examples how i'm thinking it does. Signing: Milk...

Perhaps when I started learning, what was being used wasn't "ASL"? Sign language none the less, but not ASL. I guess I couldn't say for certain. edit-------------- Found this thread from yahoo http://www.alldeaf.com/sign-language-oralism/47928-asl-see-pse-etc.html Definitely wasn't ASL...

I guess I don't know what CODA and SEE is.

I tried, just couldn't get into WOW.

Check out Terry Goodkind. The Sword of Truth Series. I don't read much, but I read the first book about a year ago, and loved it.

Consult with a doctor. Depending on where you are, a doctor may have no problem just giving you some helpful advice. She may require some hospitalization. There are medicines that can treat some of the symptoms of this sickness. I'm sure your mother loves you very much and yes, it can be...

Just got to the link in regards to saying you twice "Are". I was taught using the sign for "are" when asking How are you? But lifeprint says it's not asl. Most people seem to know what I was saying though.

you, divorce you? ok, little confused, why are we saying you twice? (lifeprint lesson 2)

You know, I hated that song "Call Me Maybe" when I first heard it, I've since come around, and I love the video you posted Anij.

Life Print Lesson 1 Quiz. Quiz: QUIZ 1 Your percentage: 100%

For H they signed hat and happy. B they signed bear. Not sure which one was Beer.

My apologies for that Anij. I was not thinking. Basically they went through the alphabet and show a word that starts with that letter.

I'm not just learning from songs, but it helps me get in a groove of listening to the words, looking up the words on songs that I like and learning those words and signing it as I sing along. But that is not the only method I use. I look up random words that may be used and learn them and...

I'm a guy, aslpro.com is my new best friend as of lately. I check every word on there. The majority of the words I learned that are listed above came from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCb7yaK1-q4 Granted it is probably geared more towards kids, but it is helpful in learning...