This is the first video in a longer series about Public Service signs. There are so many professions where workers interact with the public every single day. What do you as a hearing person serving the public do when you encounter a Deaf individual? Well this video answers that question and more! You'll learn 40 useful ASL signs for such a situation. Stick around to the end because there are 12 phrases in American Sign Language that you can start using right away. Share this important video with your friends and colleagues and watch it several times to really engrave these signs and phrases into your brain. Encourage your company or department to watch this corporately, and don't forget this is the first of a series of videos for public services. Our next video in the series will be specifically for First Responders. Let us know in the comments other phrases and signs that you would find helpful in the public services area. More From LHTS ✅ FREE RESOURCE | 10 DAY ASL JUMPSTART: http://eepurl.com/hfQY_X ✅ MEMBERSHIP | 🚀 LHTS ACCELERATED: https://learnhowtosign.org/accelerated/start ✅ LIVE ASL COURSES | 🤟 LHTS INTENSIVES: https://learnhowtosign.org/intensives ✅ ON-DEMAND ASL COURSES: https://learnhowtosign.org/courses/ ✅ WEBSITE: https://LearnHowToSign.org/ ✅ SKILLSHARE COURSES: https://skl.sh/3lTNbY2 ✅ LHTS MERCH: https://learnhowtosign.org/shop ✅ MAKE A DONATION: https://paypal.me/LearnHowToSign NAVIGATION 0:00 - Intro 0:46 - Tip #1 - Don't assume the Deaf can read lips 1:05 - 1. Hello 1:14 - 2. How 1:26 - 3. You 1:35 - 4. Me 1:44 - 5. Name 1:53 - 6. What 2:02 - 7. Good / Well 2:12 - 8. Fine 2:20 - Tip #2 - What if I make a mistake when signing? 2:50 - 9. Yes 2:59 - 10. No 3:08 - 11. Maybe 3:18 - 12. Fingerspell / Spell 3:28 - 13. Understand 3:36 - 14. Don't Understand 3:47 - 15. Know 4:01 - 16. Don't Know 4:12 - Tip #3 - The use of pointing 4:29 - 17. Where 4:40 - 18. Need 4:48 - 19. Help 5:11 - 20. Slow / Slow Down 5:26 - 21. Stop 5:39 - 22. Deaf 5:49 - 23. Hard of Hearing 5:57 - 24. Friend 6:06 - Tip #4 - Writing or Interpreter? 6:20 - 25. Family 6:30 - 26. Contact 6:42 - 27. Telephone 6:52 - 28. Number 7:02 - 29. Live 7:15 - 30. Write 7:24 - 31. Go 7:34 - 32. Come 7:42 - Tip #5 - You have to use an interpreter when requested 8:01 - 33. Soon 8:17 - 34. Wait 8:26 - 35. Interpreter 8:40 - 36. ASL 8:48 - 37. Sign 9:05 - 38. Have 9:16 - 39. Please 9:24 - 40. Thank-you Sentences / Phrases 9:37 - Hello! How are you? 9:51 - Are you Deaf? 10:04 - What is your name? 10:18 - What is your address? 10:31 - Do you mind writing that down? 10:43 - Do you need an interpreter? 10:58 - Can you fingerspell that please? 11:10 - Do you need help? 11:21 - Do you have ________? 11:35 - Where is your mom or dad? 11:52 - Are you okay? 12:04 - Thank you, Goodbye! 12:15 - Let us know about other phrases you want to learn. 12:20 - Encouragement Thanks for watching! #asl #learnasl #learnhowtosign #publicservices #firstresponders