【レベルアップ講座②】～いっぱいの手話表現12選！・じっくり解説・初心者～中級者向け・手話の学校

#signlanguage #onepointsignlanguagelesson #signlanguageexpressions #signlanguagewithlotsofsigns #swishing #signlanguageschool #silent #silent #deafschool #swishing Learn sign language and Japanese at the same time. Includes illustrations and furigana. I would highly recommend this site to children attending schools for the deaf, their families, teachers at schools for the deaf, people with hearing impairments, and those learning sign language. It's also designed so that foreigners can understand Japanese visually. Learning Japanese can be very difficult and challenging for people who are deaf. After thinking about a better way to learn, I decided that a visual learning method would be best. By seeing kanji, pronunciation, sign language, and illustrations all at once, I think it will help students associate sign language with Japanese. I would also be delighted if teachers at schools for the deaf would learn sign language and find it useful in their everyday conversations with children and in their lessons. This time, as a level-up course, we'll show similar Japanese sign language expressions. Let's learn Japanese expressions that start with "～ippai" (a lot) and aim to use sign language that can be understood by people who are deaf. I hope you'll remember this and use it as a reference at some point. List of Sign Language Vocabulary 00:00 1. Initial Greeting 00:49 2. Let's Think 02:05 3. The Glass is Full 02:46 4. Full of People 04:34 5. The River is Full of Water 05:36 6. The Road is Full of Cars 06:16 7. My Heart is Full 07:30 8. Full of Regret 09:02 9. I Have So Much to Talk About 10:02 10. I Have So Much to Think About 11:10 11. My Stomach is Full 11:46 12. I Have So Many Children 12:20 13. There's So Much Snow 12:56 14. Please Read It 14:00 15. A Story from When I Started Signing 15:43 16. A Request to Everyone 16:24 17. Summary 17:02 18. Thank You Reference Materials "Japanese Sign Language Dictionary" "Our Sign Language Study Dictionary" Career 8 years as a city hall-affiliated sign language interpreter 1 year as a teacher assistant and sign language interpreter at a school for the deaf 5 years as a nursing assistant and sign language interpreter at an ENT clinic Qualifications Sign Language Interpreter Sign Language Instructor - Basics Thank you for watching until the end. I would appreciate it if you would subscribe, like, and comment.