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Hello, today we're going to learn signs related to work -- maybe in a store or a restaurant, so that in your job when a Deaf customer comes in, you can sign to communicate with them! You ready to begin? Hello welcome welcome how are you? how are you? Can I help you? May I help you? and again: don't forget to raise your eyebrows, because it's a question--right? can I help you? are you deaf? do you sign? again eyebrows up because it's a yes or no question: do you sign? yes. yes. No no For the sign NO, shake your head - like this: no so maybe a deaf person asks you: "Do you sign?" and you're so-so, right? You might sign: "I know a little" Again: "I know a little bit." please please sorry sorry Understand. If it's a question: "Do you understand?", raise your eyebrows. To sign that you *don't* understand, you can shake your head 'no': Don't understand I don't understand or maybe you'll sign "I don't" -- with the sign NOT right -- so ME NOT UNDERSTAND is also "I don't understand." You don't *have to* sign the word NOT, but if you forget to shake your head then it's important that you add in the 'NOT'. but shaking your head is more important: "sorry I don't understand" again again slow slow so maybe you'll sign: "sorry I don't understand" "please sign again slow" paper want want some people sign it this way: WANT. kind of goes outward: WANT but it's the same sign / same word: WANT "want paper to write?" so it's like "do you want paper to write on" / "do you want people to write a note" -- so it would be WANT PAPER WRITE you can also offer writing back and forth; so this is a slightly different sign means that you'll take turns -- that's how you'll communicate, by writing notes back and forth. For example: "paper do you want to write back and forth?" "want to write back and forth on paper?" and of course if they sign "YES", that means you should look for / go get some paper! "you want what?" meaning what do you want? have have could mean "I have something" / "we have something" or if something is here -- something's present -- so like: "yes we have that" "no we don't have that" and again shaking your head indicates "NOT have"-- "no don't have it" you can also sign "no none" meaning we don't have any or there is none. "no none" ready thats the 'R' hand shape: READY? eyebrows up again cuz it's a question: ready? Ready to order? ready to order? food your food is ready. your food is ready are you finished? the sign FINISH, your mouth makes that "fish" "fish" mouth -- means are you done "are you ready?" you can also point to items and say "is this all?" so if someone's shopping, maybecollecting things and...