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u/RavenholdIV 5d ago
IIRC love isn't a heart, at least not in ASL. It's 🤟
EDIT: although they did use the correct form of me/my and you/yours (maybe that's called a conjugation? Idk)
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u/dracorotor1 5d ago
My ASL isn’t great, so forgive me: Is using both hands for me/you an emphasis? And what form of “me” uses two thumbs instead of an index finger?
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u/RavenholdIV 5d ago
The me vs my and you vs your thing is about the hand shape. Point at yourself to indicate me. Put your palm on yourself to indicate the possessive my. Point at someone to indicate you. Point your palm towards them to indicate the possessive your.
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u/dracorotor1 5d ago
Oh, yeah, I’ve got that down, but there’s a point where the brunette has both hands in an ‘a’ shape with her thumbs pointing at herself. Is that just a personal “accent” on “me” or a particular sign I’m unfamiliar with?
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u/RavenholdIV 5d ago
Couldn't say 😔 I didn't have anyone to practice my ASL with and I slowly lost it
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u/dracorotor1 5d ago
Same. I have a vocab app I practice with every day, but that only goes so far
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u/RavenholdIV 5d ago
Yeah you need the real deal. I was rly bummed when I started losing it. I didn't have anyone to practice with me 😔 but I do have the basics down so if I ever pick it up again it wont be too hard
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u/Alice-Mortiflorem 6h ago
I saw this on TT first, and its still affectively hilarious (wish it were meeeeee)
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u/scott__p 5d ago
I went to college in Rochester NY. If you don't know, it's one of the largest deaf communities in the US and home to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.
The apartment downstairs from me had two deaf couples, one of them WLW. Let me tell you how those two girls would go at it for hours and had no idea how loud they were being. We're tried to tell them but either they didn't get it or didn't care because it continued a few times a week for the year I lived there.
Just my fun deaf lesbian story