11K views · 422 reactions | Hola! I was SO excited about practicing my LSM (Lengua de Señas Mexicana or Mexican Sign Language) with Cinda of @aslsmwithme on Instagram! As you will see, my LSM is VERY rusty and Cinda really was able to help me learn some fun signs! Give Cinda a follow at https://www.instagram.com/aslsmwithme/ Transcript - https://bit.ly/46Fh1Wy | MELMIRA | Facebook

22K views · 968 reactions | Welcome back to my page on learning Mexican Sign Language #LSM ! I apologize for the delay. In this lesson, I will teach you the signs for the following phrases: Food, Detain, I don't care, Forget it, and Crybaby #mexicansignlanguage #deafcommunity #reelsvideo #fyppage | ASL & LSM | Facebook

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25K views · 683 reactions | Learn how to sign for PLACES in American Sign Language (ASL) and Mexican Sign Language (LSM) with us! Like this if you want to learn more of ASL and LSM! #ASL #LSM #SignLanguageLearning #reelsfb | ASL & LSM | Facebook

Mexican Sign Language (LSM) vs American Sign Language (ASL) | ASL & LSM

Here’s a quick example to show how English-signed and American Sign Language (ASL) differ: Example from Google Dictionary: “I’m not sure how to fix a car.” English-Signed: Signs each word in English order — “I don't know how to fix a car.” ASL: Uses visual concepts and grammar — “ZERO MIND” (meaning: I have no idea how to fix a car). English-signed follows English structure word-for-word, while ASL is its own language with unique grammar and expressions. It’s faster, more visual, and deeply expr