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1. Introduction: Hello everybody. My name is Molly and welcome back to British Sign Language, also known as BSL. Lesson to today's lesson, we're going to learn colors
and numbers one to 100. At the end of the lesson, there'll be a short quiz to see how much you learn from today.
2. Number: Our first thing
we're going to learn today is the same for number. For this, we want to take our primary hand and
close it like so and tap the Baltimore
virgin twice. Like this. Number. You try. Number. And again, number.
3. Numbers 1 to 5: Now we're going to
learn our signs for our numbers one to five. These are quite easy to remember because you're just
holding up the number of fingers using your primary
hand. Let's run through them. 1234512345. Once more. 123 45.
4. Numbers 6 to 10: Now we're going to learn a
numbers six through ten. There are different
variations on this, but I'm going to take you
through the most common first, starting with sex. We want to make a fist with
our thumb, slightly bent. Six. And again, 647, we want to use our thumb and
our pointer finger, seven. And again, 748, we want to take our seven
and add our middle finger. It again, eight. For night, we want to discount our thumb and take
our four fingers. Nine. And again, night. For ten, we want to take our whole hand and
carpet like soap, 1010. Once more.
5. Variations on 6-10: One variation on number six through ten is starting
with our pinky. I'll take you through
this one then. 678910. And again, 678910. Another variation
number six through ten is using both are
primary and secondary hand like so 67 8910 and again, 678910.
6. Numbers 11 to 20: Now let's work our way
through Numbers 11 to 20. Doctrine with 11. For number 11, we want to take our thumb and our pointer finger and
tap them together twice. 11 and again, 11. Once more. 11. For number 12, we want to add
in our middle finger 1212. Once more. 1213 is signed a little
bit differently. Maybe you'd expect 13
to be saying like this. Since 12 was like this and
I love him was like this. But actually, 13
is a team number. So it's actually
assigned differently. 13 assigned like this. And easy way to remember our
teen numbers is that we take our number we wish and
shake it from side-to-side. So let's try saying
133 becomes 13. And again, 13. Once more. 131414. Once more. 14. Next up is 15151515. For 16. Like our
other team numbers, we want to create our
number six and shake it 16. And again, 16. Once more. 6017 is much the same. 17. And again, 17, once more. 1718, again, much the same. 18. And again 18,
once more. 1819. And again 19. And again 19 for
number 20 over teens. So we want to go 20
and saying the number, using numbers to 0, Twenty. Try it with me. 20. And again, 20.
7. Numbers 21 to 30: The signs for numbers 21
through 50 are easy to learn. They're much like our
numbers one through five. We simply hold up the
number. We wish to say. For instance, 21 is made up of two saints to unwanted
altogether make 21. For this reason, I'm
going to run through the signs from 21 to
50 quite quickly. If you feel that you
need to stop or look back again, by all means decile. So let's start with number
twenty one. Twenty two. Twenty three. Twenty
four. Twenty five. Twenty six. Twenty seven. Twenty eight. Twenty
nine. Thirty.
8. Numbers 31 to 50: Next up, 31323334353637383940. Forty one forty two forty three forty four forty five forty six forty seven forty eight, forty nine fifty.
9. Numbers 50 to 100: Now let's go through it. Numbers 50 to 100, starting
with 5051525354555657585960. Sixty one sixty two sixty three sixty four sixty five sixty six sixty seven sixty eight sixty nine. 70717273747576777879818283. Four eighty five eighty six eighty seven eighty eight. 8990919293949596979899100. Let's try use what we just
learned to say in our age. For instance, I'm 21. You try. Now we've learned our
numbers one to 100. Let's try learning our colors.
10. Colour: When learning the signs
for different colors, try and associate them
with different things. For instance, when I saying bro, I like to think of the
elbow patches on jackets. They tend to be Brian. I associate the same
room with elbow patches. But first, let's learn
the same for color. For the same, we want to take our literacy and draw small
circles in front of us. Color, hue, same color. And again, color.
11. Red, Yellow, Pink: The first color we're
going to learn to sign state as the color red. For this, we take
our pointer finger over primary hand, please. It's the bottom of our lip
and put your finger down. Like so. Let's try it. Red. And again. Read. Once more. Red. Always remember this
is your lips or read, or you wear red lipstick. Read. The next color we're going
to learn today is yellow. For this, we want to take
the y over alphabet. We want to tap our
index finger twice, yellow. And again, yellow. Once more. Yellow. I like to remember
this as kidding on my index finger
is my paintbrush. And I'm dumping in
my yellow, pink. Yellow. The next color we're
going to learn to sign today is pink. For this, we want to take our index finger and bring
it straight down her face. Pink. And again, pink. One spore. Pink. Way I like to remember this
is that you put blush, which is pink on your face. Pink.
12. Green, Orange, Purple, Blue: The next color we're
going to learn to Science Day is green. For this, we use both are
primary and or secondary hand are primary hand moves along our secondary
hand and arm like so. Let's try it. Green. And again, green. Once more. Green. A way I like to remember this is that it's like grass growing from
the grand green. The next color we're going
to learn today is orange. For this, we use our
primary hand, like so, orange. And again, orange. Once more. Orange. A way to remember this as is if your primary hand is
squeezing an orange. Orange. The next color we're going to learn
today is purple. For this, we want
to use our finger spelling for p. But this time we want to flip the top of our index finger
like so, purple. And again, purple. Once more. Purple. A way to remember this is that
there's two pi's and purple. So you flick it twice, like so. Purple. The next color we're going to learn
to sign today is blue. For this, we use the rest of our secondary hand and the fingertips of
our primary hand. We want to circle like so. Blue. You try blue. Again. Blue. A way to remember this is that the veins and our rest
often appear blue. Blue.
13. White, Silver, Black: Next, we're going to
learn the same awake for this who wants
to take our fingers like so and drag it down our
chest to make an O shape. Like so. White. Again, white. Once more. Weight. For
silver, much like yellow. We wants to create the
S from the alphabet S. But this time we want to use both hands
afterwards to separate, is if the S is
sparkling, silver. And again, silver, once more. Sober. The next color we're going to learn
today as black. For this, we want to make a
fist with our primary hand, rub it once, then our cheek. Black. And again, black. Once more.
14. Brown, Grey, Gold: Color brown. We want to take our
primary hand, like so, donor, secondary arm, friend. And again, brim. Once more. Our next color is great. For this, we want to
use both hands and make a fist with our
pinky is extended. Next, we want to place
our primary hand on top. Robin circles, like so. Great. And again, great. One more time. Great way to remember this is, is if you're mixing
paint, great. Fuller color gold,
we want to create a G from our alphabet, G. And then vertically
sparkle gold. And again, go one
more time. Gold.
15. Quiz Numbers: Now it's time for a quiz. Let's see how much you can
remember from this lesson. First, I'm gonna give you five numbers and you have
to guess what they are. Then I'll show you five colors and you have to guess
where they are. I'll show each
number three times and give you a few seconds
to write down your answer. Number one. And again, once
more. Number two. Once more. Number three. Again. Once more. Number four. Again. Once more. Number five. Again. Once more. On screen just now will
appear the answers. Did you get them right? If not, go back, re-watch the videos
on numbers to re jog your memory. Now on to colors.
16. Quiz Colours: Now on to colors. Number one. And again once more. Number two. And again once
more, number three. And again, once for number four. Again. And again. I'm finally number five. Again. Once more. On screen just now are the answers to
the numbers and the colors. How did you do if you're missing any or got
some wrong door, go back and watch the videos
and read documentary.
17. Outro: Thank you so much for watching. This has been less than two
of British Sign Language I hope you enjoyed next
week and less than three, we'll learn about greetings and how to introduce ourselves. For this. We'll use our
knowledge from today, our numbers and colors, and also last week's alphabet. So make sure you keep
practicing to become more comfortable and
confident using retro, saying that much and
I'll see you next week. Bye.
Molly Bogan, Want To Learn BSL ?
