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00:00:04 Okay. Hi. Tell me where you're watching. Cool work. Oh, Hey Kevin. Oh, nice. It's so funny. I get on here and I expecting to see you guys, so that's a little bit sad. Hey crystal. Sorry Orlando. It's good to see you guys. Nice. Okay. Oh my gosh. Friends. Okay. Mean kitten since she's got like [inaudible] yes. She keeps [inaudible] and give him away. He finds a way. Okay. A good way. Cause I love that. Oh, Walla Walla. Yeah, pretty close. Nice. I won't tell you buddy. That's cool. Friday night. Okay. Are meeting video loaded? Yeah. Oh, my glove in that last week he stands. 00:01:58 That's awesome. Are you going to get the [inaudible]? Yes, I have. I mean [inaudible] nice to meet you. I'm just going to give him the day so I'm still, I've done, yeah. Version of the work. Knew the resources script. Awesome. Jonathan. That's really [inaudible] okay. Kathy. It could be, it'll be mine. Like the blurry, but okay. Hopes really strong. Very sorry. I know. [inaudible] the replay. I was, um, yeah, the kittens I'm sitting on [inaudible] uh, the audio. I'm really loud. [inaudible] I haven't [inaudible]. Hmm. Well when I record lowest volume away from myself. Yeah. Okay. Okay. It will be CC'd and then once [inaudible] you'll get [inaudible] the whole vibe drip and the CCU, the area, um, CC for the [inaudible] shop. 00:04:16 Bye. Or just the recorded. Awesome. Okay. Hmm. I will stay on urge to [inaudible]. Yeah, hold on. Just [inaudible]. Okay. The [inaudible] okay. Okay. You got to stop him. Okay. Okay. No, I didn't myself. This is how [inaudible]. Okay, here we go. I'm going to share my screen. I'll email them to you and I'll give you the link. Um, this is where you'll find all the resources. Those are for the ones that are, um, from Monday, Monday and Wednesday. Fridays is not in there yet because we haven't completed the workshop, but once it's over, that's where you'll get it. Um, Oh yeah. I don't know why you haven't gotten them. J I'm sorry. They should have been emailed to you. Um, the, I might not have your email in the system yet. I don't know. But you can use that link. There's the black button right there. You can use that and see the other two after this and then later today, um, you can, um, I probably give it a couple of hours cause it takes a while to download the replay and then upload it for captioning than editing the captions and then putting it over into a, then I have to upload it again and then put it over to the side. 00:06:17 So it takes a while. Yes, I am Abrar. I am, um, so fill out an application if you want to know what he's talking about. She's talking about, sorry. Um, go to my website. It's very bottom. I'm hiring. Huh. Okay. Oh cool. Thanks. I know, I was like, I realized I forgot to tell everybody a Wednesday I made a finger spell practice video for you guys. Um, so check that out. Also the finger spell Friday video went live today, so you can do that one. And um, I do have a practice one for you guys just for you inside. Um, that resource replay area right there. Oh, cool. Um, okay. 00:07:07 I'm working on it, Anita. I'm working on it. I will a little bit at a time. It'll be like five hours later. Your eyes are bleeding. Nevermind for show. I don't want a hundred words. Where's my mouse? There it is. Okay, cool. Ah, sometimes, sometimes Rochelle. All right. Remember you can ask questions during the, uh, yeah, Kathy, I didn't do the words because the words are on the screen so you can see, you can get the answers. Okay. So here's the video. Let me know if you can see that I haven't hit play yet. Um, uh, but yes, you can ask, um, questions in the chat as the [inaudible] place. Okay, cool. All right, I'm going to hush up now. Stop sharing my, and then I'll hit play. Let me know how the volume is for you guys. Too loud, too soft, um, or just right. Hey guys. No, nobody's going to be doing anything crazy in here, but we are going to have fun loving grammar again or for the first time ever. So you made one of the KIBO that has messaged me or emailed me or made a comment or posted in a Facebook group that I'm in saying, Oh my gosh, she doesn't know what I do. Grammar is not working for me. 00:08:57 Unconfused I forget. I can time of sometimes for grail on paper, but once it comes time to signing it, it's not gonna work and then I get paralyzed and fearful, then I'm going to do it wrong. So then I got signed and I especially don't sign with other people or maybe you're one of the people that was like, it doesn't matter how many times I'll look at the rules and looked at the lessons and do the work. I still don't know what's the topic. I still don't know where to put what. I don't know which comment's supposed to come first. Which comment comes at the end. It's super confusing. I'm done. I don't know if I'll ever get this. Maybe my brain just doesn't work this way. And you also might be one of those sinus that years like um, no matter what I do when I signed, like I can get it on paper, but as soon as I signed I start doing hearing, signing where I'm practically doing SI signing, which is signing exact English or I'm doing pigeon sign but more on spectrum of sea rather than closer to the ASL side and just don't know if it's ever going to change. 00:10:09 Like my brain just doesn't work that way. I just can't figure out how to take it from here and to use it here in an actual signed conversation. So today we're going to talk about what's going on here and how we change it and fixing so that when we are signing with people, we are using ASL grammar naturally. You don't have to like clamp our brains and like wait like 20 seconds between each side and you're like, Oh my gosh, I just signed that wrong. Mommy, go back and fix that. That we can actually have a conversation without stressing about the grammar. But we can still be accurate in our use of grammar because that's important. Also. So first let's talk about what's going on right now. Either maybe don't even know about ESL grammar. And you're like, this is the first time, so maybe this doesn't apply to you, but the solution is still going to apply to your started ASL grammar stick around because the solution is still going to be something that you're gonna want to use. 00:11:20 Um, and which is great because then you don't have to go through all this hassle and that [inaudible] whatever the word is with that. Okay? So if you are struggling with as little grammar, and I think the majority of you are, is you, it's going to sound ridiculous coming from me. Rachelle, who loves and preaches ASL glamour to the Hills, right? You are hyper focusing on the, and you are trying to memorize the rules and it's just like every bit of your energy is like ma, but it's, but when you work on it, you're hyper focusing on it. Okay. So, and you're trying to like memorize all the rules and when you do this and when you do that, and so when you go to like actually do it, sign, Oh, you can think about all those rules and everything else kind of goes away. So you can see this when you're thinking Glish you're thinking the English, you're like, okay, I want to tell Benny that my dog is sick and we don't know what's going on. 00:12:40 So you're okay. You're so you thinking, okay, this is what I want to tell Betty that he was sick. I don't know what's going on. We have no figured out what it is. So then normally you would write it down, write it in Whitney cell. So you do all the diagramming and the labeling of the things and putting all together right, and put it all together. And then you got to take it from here and sign it. So you sign it and he'd go, Oh wait, that's not right. So let's tweak it, change it, make it look right, and then sign it.