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Thank you for the correction! :wave:

Wow. These are great posts. I haven't yet been taught the rules about ASL grammar, so reading your posts have given me very interesting glimpses into my future with ASL. I don't think it is fair on either to be comparing English with ASL. They are so totally different, it's like comparing apples...

tomorrow i learn more ASL i excited AND enthusiastic

ASL grammar i not YET know that

I hope I am not offending anyone by saying this, but I have never heard of anything so ridiculous. Like AlleyCat said, ASL is not a written language. Since most ASLers can read and write in their local spoken languages, why do we need to bastardize ASL by turning it into something it is not?

I like being told if my aid is whistling.

what's up? how you today?

Beauty!

I should have clarified. I meant negative attitudes, of course. If you have a positive attitude, by all means, welcome to our world! :wave:

I wonder how long it will be before I can sign one of my favourite songs...

Certainly! I look forward to hearing from you. :)

That would be great. We should keep in touch. I read in one of your posts how you are a medic and firefighter? That's really interesting. I am sure you have many interesting stories to tell!

good FOR learn ASL. teach me please. :hmm: I ready TO learn more ASL today. how IS my ASL now?

I've heard that deaf people are actually safer drivers, because they don't get distracted by sounds like hearing people do. Driving is a very visual activity, and we are very visual people.

Hi Desiree! Hey. we have the same name. Cool! I've never met another Desiree before. I too have wondered about the cc1 cc2, and text 1 and 2. I've tried all options, but have never figured it out what the last three are. I think the text options gives you a big blob of text. When I tried it...