Deaf grandmother teaches deaf granddaughter Aria Belle sign language

Published on Apr 18, 2017

Transcript:
Start video:
“Yes."
Both of them are laughing.
"I’m funny?" *tickles Aria’s cheek*
"Grandma. Can you sign Grandma?"
*she laughs when Aria laughs at her*
"Oh, you’re so funny!"
"So funny!" *strokes Aria's cheeks*
"Oh, funny!"
"Say Grandma. Can you sign Grandma?"
*lifts Aria’s hand to help her sign Grandma*
"Yes, that’s how you sign Grandma!"
*close up shot of Aria*
*Aria starts to move her arm*
"Grandma, yes!" *Aria moves her arm closer to her face*
*points to Aria’s hand* "Yes, that’s it!"
“Grandma" *moves Aria's hand again*
“Yes, that’s it! Grandma”
*Aria keeps on moving her arm and hand*
*Aria’s eyebrows goes up as if she understands what is saying*
*Aria’s arm and hand goes to her face and she seems to be signing “Grandma”*
“Yes, yes! That’s it!”
*looks up to the camera* “Did you see that?!”
*looks back to Aria* “Yes, Grandma, yes!”
*Moves Aria’s hand again to sign Grandma*
*Aria’s eyebrows furrows as her arm tightens*
“Oh, no, I'm not going to force you, ok, ok”
“Aww! Oh my, you're so cute” *gently strokes Aria’s head*
End video.