Greetings, Farewells and Introductions in ASL

The video tutorial teaches how to communicate with deaf individuals using American Sign Language (ASL). It covers methods to get a deaf person's attention, basic greetings, farewells, and introductions. The tutorial also provides cultural insights into the deaf community, emphasizing the importance of visual communication and the unique aspects of deaf culture.

What is one method to get a deaf person's attention in a large group setting?

• Turn the lights off and on

• Clap your hands

• Use a whistle

• Shout loudly

Which sign is used informally to greet someone?

• Good morning

• Hi

• Good evening

• Goodbye

How do you sign 'what's up' in ASL?

• Use your middle fingers on your chest

• Tap your shoulder

• Point to your ear

• Wave your hand

What is a common farewell practice in the deaf community?

• Leaving without saying goodbye

• Sending a text message

• Quick goodbyes

• Long goodbyes with each person

How do you sign 'friend' in ASL?

• Cross your fingers

• Tap your shoulder

• Mimic a hug

• Point to your ear

What is a sign name in deaf culture?

• A nickname given by friends

• A name based on your birth date

• A name given by a deaf person

• A name you choose for yourself

What does the sign 'I love you' mean when used by deaf people leaving a gathering?

• It means 'Take care'

• It means 'See you soon'

• It means 'Goodbye'

• It means 'I love you' to everyone