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I think it depends on the region. I've signed Amen the Canadian way too. Then again, my signing is nowhere near "correct".

We got snow (I'm not sure how much). It's still snowing. My car doesn't work very well in snow, so I may have to walk everywhere tomorrow :(

Welcome :wave: Are you entering Gallaudet as an undergraduate? I wanted to go to Gallaudet.

Ooh, I learned some new country signs too! Thank you for the upload!

Welcome to AllDeaf :) What brings you here?

Welcome from America, Teppo :)

Welcome :) I like your screen name!

Welcome to AllDeaf, Travis :) Hopefully you will become more comfortable with your signing

I don't gamble, so I believe the answer is no.

Winnings? You mean how I get my room free?

I'm going. I can get my room free :) Food is included too.

I know that this is an old thread, but I wanted to share this information for other CODAs who want to buy VP (see the link): The ZStore Online - videophones and z-branded apparel. Hearing can FINALLY buy a VP. However... there are some things hearing should know before buying the VP. Read...

That is so cool that you are teaching your kids about ASL and Deaf culture. I grew up in an all Deaf house (I am hearing), but when I was a kid everyone focused on me learning English so that I could fit into the hearing world. Then I had to go live with hearing family who don't know anything...

I thought that this was just some other fad, but the link is actually talking about "unfriending" people and going to live real life. It's an app that lets people cancel their accounts forever so that they don't spend all of their time on the internet. I think it's a useful app. I just wish...

Hi. I'm a CODA (child of Deaf adult). I live in America. I am currently 26 years old. I am female. I look forward to meeting you all. :wave:

I'm still confused as to what Ghana's official spoken language being English has to do with their signed languages. For instance, England's language is predominately English. However, the signed language used there is called British Sign Language (BSL) which does not resemble American Sign...

There is a system that has been developed by Dr. Sam Supalla, Dr. Jodi Cripps, Dr. Laura Blackburn, and a few other people that is an effective gloss system so that Deaf people can read and understand English. It gets rid of phonics and focuses on the visual. I'm actually not very familiar with...

I grew up with both ASL and English. I was a naive kid. I didn't give much thought to them being different. I guess I just thought that everyone could voice and everyone could sign. I do remember thinking that grown-ups had a mysterious grown-up talk language that I wasn't supposed to know. (You...

I think I should learn the BSL manual alphabet. I noticed that Germany uses an alphabet similar to ASL, though. I was excited to see so many similar signs between German Sign Language and ASL. I want to learn more about Deaf people all over the world. I also want to go to the DeafNation expo. I...