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Thank you for your fabulous videos. Can you please recommend a primer of ASL linguistics. I'm an interpreter and a lot of review some of the most basic components of ASL grammar Thank you lared

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4:21 I do not think this is an Infix either, it's a prefix since it's in front of the word's root (-believ-) and not IN the root (unbefuckinglievable*)

Sometimes when people sign, and something long that gets fingerspelled a lot comes up a lot, many of the last letters get dropped a lot, is that an example of a nonce fingerspelling ?

I need you to explain this in the ASL version, please. Thank you.

Thank you. I didn't understand this at first but you explained it well!

"When is your graduate? " I wondering if this is supposed to be an Enlish sentence. When translated to ASL, it looks like "YOUR GRADUATE WHEN" It appears that the pronoun is incorrect our or the word graduate should produce graduTION. Thoughts?

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how would you use numeral incorporations for things such as TV channels and a period of time, for example, from 2:00 to 6:00?

Great introduction! Thanks a lot!

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Wait so, holds are consonants and movements are vowels?

Excellent video, thanks. I'm teaching ASL linguistics myself and I'm glad I found your channel to help me generate ideas.

This was very clear, broken down very effectively. I have learned this before but I like how this was set up and explained. PLEASE DO MORE VIDEOS! :)

Thank you so much this seems to be a complicated topic but with your explanation it's pretty clear.

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This is the FIRST video I have come across for constructing complex sign sentences. Thank you so much.

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Hello sir your lectures are excellent. Sir can you please upload lecture on the adjective, verb and determiner phrases.

Great sir but also upload one lecture on determiner phrase, adverb phrase and adjective phrase parts like this lecture pattern, we are waiting for it thanks.

Good presentation of the information. Because I'm going to recommend this video, I need to mention some corrections. 3:34 correct spelling is "brief" 5:47 when trying to make the sign as presented, it's not clear how to orient my arm: Is it vertical? Lateral? Liddell and Johnson have more information coded than what is presented here which captures that information. (You have kept the video nice and simple, so adding this information would have made it more complicated.) 7:20 "stops to holds" should be "holds (or stops) to movements"

You guys keep on teaching hearing people to learn ASL way too much, why don’t you teach us (DEAF) English . Yeah, right.

Find a better way of teaching, this one, doesn't help!

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technically the number of (different) things that can be said is not infinite. A sentence cannot be infinite, there must be a limit of words that a sentence can have in an actual dialogue or text. Hence the different combinations of sentences is a finite number, just incredibly big.

What's the word you use at 0:18? It sounds like "free morphines" Does a noun phrase always contain the subject? Does the verb phrase always contain the object?

CC doesn't really do justice for this. Should consider self-captioning, especially when teaching ASL/deaf studies.

Shame you quit making videos. By the rate chance you will see this, do you have an email?

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I now understand syntax...all thanks to u,was really loosing hope cause my exam is on Monday But now I'm so confident ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

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Are Stokoe's parametres of the sign universal to all sign languages?

This lesson was very enlightening and helpful. I appreciate you sharing this video. Thank you Sir.

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