The signs in this video will help you learn to greet a deaf person using Auslan (Australian sign language). This is the vocab I've shown you: - Hello - My - Name - How are you? (this is one sign) - Good - Bad - So’s so - Alright - Hot - Cold - Tired - Please/thank you (use this sign for both please and thank you) You'll notice my facial expression changes with each sign. Facial expression is very important in Auslan - practise using appropriate expressions for your signs. With a friend, practise

Today, our deaf presenter shows you how to sign Well Done from our Greetings videos featured inside our Members’ Club program. Remember, the key to learning how to sign is PRACTISE! 🤗 Go ahead. Have fun in signing these words 😊 | Auslan Online

Auslan Day celebrates the rich history, culture, community and language of the Australian Deaf community by honouring the date of first publication of the Auslan dictionary. Watch to see our Deaf staff and students sign a message to celebrate Auslan Day on 13 April. | Queensland Department of Education

162K views · 1.8K reactions | Much like our spoken language, Australia's sign language Auslan has colonial roots. Now the Indigenous community has come up with a sign that acknowledges our nation's Indigenous history. | ABC The Drum | Facebook