#Idioms

Hey, interpreters!! Earlier, I posted on ASL Idioms, and thought “hey, why not explore this topic a little more broadly”. So here we are. Next to jokes, Idioms are one of the hardest things to me interpret, and I’m sure I’m not the only one. The English language has a lot of Idioms, unfortunately that are used in everyday language. So to help explore Idioms, let’s get some help from Taylor. Taylor actually has a three part segment on Idioms. Try using some of these in your daily signing! Happy Interpreting!!

Part Two

Part Three

Hey, Interpreters!!! So just to provide you guys with a few online resources for sign language, YouTube has a few playlist that involves subjects that range from Deaf Gain, Black ASL, Proximalization, and many different vocabulary. These are three that I thought might be helpful in your Interpreting Journey. Happy Interpreting!!

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This playlist includes topics such as Language Deprivation Syndrome, Deaf History with Martha’s Vineyard, ASL Rhyme, and an ASL poem on Bullying.

Video Link: ASL Resource 1

This playlist’s topics range from Redefining Deaf, Nonmanuals, Deaf Gain, and ASL Literature.

Video Link: ASL Resource 2

This playlist’s topic includes a mock VRS practice video, vocabulary for the field of psychology,and a few idioms in ASL.

Video Link: ASL Resource 3