Carina demonstrates the ASL signs for I Love You, Thank You, Please, Cool, Gross, Same, Different, Who, What, Where https://DSRF.org...
Carina demonstrates the ASL signs for Good, Bad, Milk, Cracker, Fruit, Meat, Snack, Chips, Cheese, Some, and That. https://DSRF.org...
Carina demonstrates the ASL signs for Like, Don’t Like, Make, Put, Get, I, You, Again, Play, and Feel. https://DSRF.org...
Carina demonstrates the ASL signs for Yes, No, Help, More, Go, Stop, Want, Don’t Want, Done, Eat, and Drink. https://DSRF.org...
Carina, who has Down syndrome and uses American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate, demonstrates essential signs for people with disabilities. https:/...
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