American Sign Language (ASL) is my second language. No, I’m not deaf. Although the older I get, the more hearing I lose.
I fell in love with sign language through one of my best friends in high school, whose parents were deaf. After that, I took sign language classes and did some interpreting for church services. I always loved signing the music the most. Enjoy these ladies as they wish you a Merry Christmas in sign language.
In two days, on February 14, many people will be exchanging cards, candy, gifts or flowers with their special “valentine.”
It’s the day of romance named for a Christian martyr St. Valentine and dates back to the 5th century.
According to the embellished version of the origins, Saint Valentine, on the evening before his execution, wrote the first “valentine”, addressed to the daughter of his jailer, and signed the greeting “Your Valentine.”
If you’re shy about expressing yourself with words or cards, try these “signs” from Signing Savvy, the online ASL Dictionary.
Moi, I’m not shy about romance or telling the ones I love how much I love them on this special day. After all, I do write love stories.
My second language is American Sign Language (ASL). No, I’m not deaf. I fell in love with the language of the deaf through one of my best friends in high school whose parents were deaf.
Christmas carols and songs are such fun in sign language. Today I wanted to share via that language.
Join along with the Deaf Direct in Worcester, signing a familiar Christmas carol:
For fun:
And lastly, my wish for you on this Christmas Eve:
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