Hey, my friend. Today we're gonna do vocabulary stories. What's gonna
happen? First, you're gonna watch a little movie clip. Oh, nice.
Next, each sign, I'll show you and teach you how to
sign it.
Then after that, you're gonna practice.
Now I have a paper for you down here in the
description box below that you can download for yourself so you
can practice it after this video. Okay.
Ready? Let's go.
Beard, This is version one.
And this is version, two.
Now, you have two variations that you can do. The first
one is with your hand and this bent 'B' hand shape.
You're gonna place it at your chin and pulled down into
a point into a closed or flattened 'O' hand shape.
Another version is with two open 'C' hand shapes. You're gonna
place it near your ears here,
and you're gonna curve it to meet in the middle.
Beard. Now, check area to see if they have a preference,
you can ask him. Hey, do you sign beard like this?
Or do you like this?
Um, or you can use this variation. If you're signing to
describe a close cropped beard. Maybe it's smaller and more tapered
to the face. Or you can use this sign to show
it's more of a bushy Santa Claus type beard.
So you've got a couple options there to check your area
or to use it to describe, um and makes the picture
clearer. So check around and ask and find out,
or use it based on emphasis and being more clear. Painting
a clearer picture.
Candle. You're not nominate hands in the 'one' hand shape, your
dominant hand is in the 'five' hand shape. Non dominant faces
your body,
dominant hand is on top of the candle, wiggling those little
flames. Candle. Chat.
One of my favorite signs.
This is your bent 'five' hand shapes,
palms facing up. Not towards the ceiling, but it's more at
of 45 degree angle here, and I just have my elbows
tucked into my sides relaxed. Just bring him straight up. Have
those elbows pinned in, and I just chat. And your mouth
morphing is important here. It's like that clenched teeth, mouth, morphine,
chat. Chat,
chat, chat, chat, chat. Corn.
You're going to see this sign two ways. The first way
is with the dominant on the 'one' hand shaped held at
the corner of your mouth, and you're gonna twist it twice.
It is if you're eating corn on the cob. As you
can see in the second way is with the 'S' hand
shape at the corner of your mouth and you're gonna twist
that as well. And it looks more like you're eating corn
on the cob like this,
but you just do it with one hand.
Now, you have two options to pick, but check your local
area to see what is your local deaf community using and
stick with that one. Okay, but really, you've got two options
to use for corn.
Couple. This is with two 'V' hand shapes.
The non dominant hand is facing your body in the dominant
hand faces out and the tops of your fingertips touch the
non dominant fingertips. I wish I knew what I was laughing
about, and they tap it twice.
Couple. You can also see it where they tap it back
and forth like this,
and another variation is off to the side, using a combo
'V'- 'K' type hand shape, and you refer over here to
the two people to the side, This one. This version is
for like they're together as a couple. And this is like
a couple of people, like right here.
Your two 'X' hand shapes
and put your dominant hand on top of your non dominant
hand and then flip it.
Friend. Turkey,
is your 'Q' hand or your 'G' hand right there at
the bottom of your chin and you wiggle it down to
your chest.
Turkey. It's like the waddle. Is that what it's called? Waddle?
You know that necky stuff. Turkey.
Done. Oh, applause. The crowd goes wild. I'm so proud of
you. You just learned a few new signs today. Whoo hoo!
Okay, know what are you going to do? You're gonna practice.
Remember, it's so important that you practice. You can't just learn
something. Then forget it, right? You gotta practice. So I do
have the paper for you that you can use to help
you. It's in the description box below and you can download
it for free.
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