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Welcome to AllDeaf, I am in California but I am an ASL 2 student at the moment, if you ever just wanna chat and practice let me know!:D

Hi welcome! If you ever want to use a webcam and chat with me. I am an ASL student but I figure any extra signing is always a good thing, you can always email me at kiranadia@ymail.com Welcome to AllDeaf!

lol welcome to AllDeaf! I know Caldeaf.com for California and my teacher gave me one OhSoEZ.com I like your name by the way, I'm a shortie too! =)

Now that this thread has gone COMPLETELY off topic. I don't think I can really say I have a favorite. I have always been extremely fond of my long brown hair, my golden-brown eyes that turn green when I cry and my smile that people say can light up even the darkest room. My friends say my...

Adam for the boy and Tabitha for the girl

I never thought about that, I thought just about every word had a sign and the use of the manual alphabet was for Names of people, places, streets, and the like; or as a means of spelling the word of an unknown sign... Thank you guys, now I can really take to heart that my teacher is really...

A Yamaha Professional Flute 800 Series with a EC headjoint and gold springs

I'm Christian but I'm hearing. I want to be an interpreter... I don't think that puts me into the deaf community yet though. Welcome!

Okay that makes more sense. We just have drills on random words that I suppose could be used for emphasis but I don't understand why in ASL 2? In a fingerspelling class oh yes! go for the lexicalization. But don't you think teaching us things like classifiers, facial expressions, and...

Sorry, I started writing and toward the end I realized it's kinda a rant...:giggle: I didn't know how strongly I felt about this. I know many hearing parents that are terrified of having deaf children, they wouldn't know how to communicate with them and would be too lazy or selfish (in most...

My ASL teacher is all about making sure we know 3 things: Facial/Mouth Expressions, Classifiers, and Lexicalized Fingerspelling. I just want to know how many of you use this method other than for names and such but for words that have signs. For example: TOY, YES, SORRY, BUG, HURT

My eyes are typically a honey-brown color. When I cry they become more greenish brown. And after swimming or bathing they turn greenish-light brown with little blue specs

True story. The End! I discovered that about last week sometime. My friend used to use it and it is really quite good! :hmm: I also learned that a study group or ASL is a wonderful idea! My study group of 4 are the ones that really are understanding the material and always get A's or...

In a normal room lighting my hair is medium brown. But with brighter light like sunlight it becomes an array of approxmately 85% brown, 12% red and 3% blond. It is very fascinating and it all gets even lighter more of a reddish brown during the summer. :D

Hey Welcome to AD! Are you at a 2- or 4-year school? I agree with the post above mine for 4-years. If you're in southern california at a 2-year school, I can help you out I attend community college with many deaf students. It is wonderful! Anyway welcome!

1/3 Irish and do all the fun americanized traditions except drinking. Happy St. Patty's Day

Oh my gosh! I love watching her videos, I have decided that is one of the more interactive way to show hearing people what a wonderful language this is. It is really convenient when she writes the ASL GLOSS, that's how my boyfriend learns the signs and it helps him to understand how the...

Lol the ironic thing is I took 4 years of Spanish and spoke very well! Nearly fluent in class but I always got extremely nervous with native speakers. I sweat and shake i feel my knees shaking. I know I shouldn't but I am also kinda shy, that doesn't really help. and you mentioned a stiff...

I'm glad. It was a wonderful experience and I look forward to many many more! I get extremely nervous though talking to native speakers...how do I get over that?