Hi everyone, Laura Berg here. Now this is part two of lesson one.
So make sure you did part one, which teaches you the vocabulary words.
Now we're moving on to sentences.
Let's begin.
See yes/no questions and 'wh' questions.
I will explain eyebrows, it's important.
yes/no question, eyebrows go up.
'Wh' questions, eyebrows go down.
So, how are hearing people supposed to remember eyebrows up/down?
How? It's easy, think about your voice, the tone,
It's the same as when asking a yes/no question, your voice goes up. For example,
Do you want to go to the movies? (yes/no question) at the end of the question your voice goes up.
Do you want coffee? You can hear your voice go up.
Or, you what movie do you want to watch? Your voice goes down.
What movie? Voice goes down
What's your name? Voice goes down.
When your voice goes up, with yes/no questions, your eyebrows go up.
With 'wh' questions your voice goes down and so do your eyebrows.
It's easy to remember that way. I hope that helps hearing people. Go ahead and explain....
So, for yes/no questions you raise your eyebrows
and for 'wh' questions, why, when, where, who, you would lower your eyebrows.
So, an easy way to remember is that, hearing people, when we ask yes/no questions your voice goes up.
So, 'do you want to go to the movies?
goes up, your eyebrows go up.
If you're asking a 'wh' question
Like "What's your name?" your voice would go down.
What's your name? Down
So that's a good way to remember, so he's trying to give you memory tips.
Hello, what's your name?
My name is ______
Nice to meet you.
How are you?
I'm fine
I'm okay
are you Deaf?
I'm hearing.
Are you a teacher?
I'm a student.
Are you a student too?
No, I'm a teacher.
I understand.
You're welcome.
I don't understand, can you repeat that.
Can you sign slower, please.
Can I ask you a question?
Thank you.
Do you want to eat?
What time do you want to eat?
Where do want to eat?
Okay, so it's review time.
Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to put the sentences up on the screen
I want you to try and sign those sentences before Regent shows you how to do them again.
Okay, let's begin.
Hello, what's your name?
My name is _______
Nice to meet you.
How are you?
I'm fine.
I'm okay
Are you Deaf?
I'm hearing.
Are you a teacher?
I'm a student.
Are you a student too?
No, I'm a teacher.
I understand.
You're welcome
I don't understand, can you repeat that.
Can you sign slower.
Can I ask you a question?
Do you want to eat?
What time do you want to eat?
Where do you want to eat?
Alright guys, thanks for watching.
Now, if you're read for part three, which is the quiz
go ahead and take it whenever you are ready.
If you're not quite ready, go back and review the lessons as many times as you want
until you do feel comfortable to take that quiz.
Alright guys, have a great day. Bye for now!