Welcome back my name is Tammy and this is NurseMinder and on this channel we do
everything nursing so if you're new here consider subscribing below so that you
get the next video when it's released. Hi today we
are learning numbers 1 to 100 in sign language. Now as a nurse why do
you need to know numbers 1 to 100? Well you might be asking a patient
how old are you or how old are you? Or you might be needing to ask somebody
what's your phone number? so we're going to start
with the basics. First of all number is like taking two
o's but they're kind of squished out a little bit and we're going to tap
the finger pads together number, number, number.
And then let's start with one to ten to begin with they're fairly easy and
straightforward so there's not a lot of explanation needed. So number one is your
index finger bring up your middle finger with that
for number two now you might be thinking we're going here for number three but
that is not the case, number three is actually with your thumb
out. For number four we're going to bring our
thumb in and lift up those fingers and number five is your full palm. So now
what do we do with number six? I'm only going to use one hand.
We're going to bring our pinky and thumb together six,
so you might imagine seven is your ring finger and your thumb,
eight is your middle finger and your thumb, nine
is your index finger and your thumb, and ten is the thumb waving back and forth.
Awesome. So now the easy ones are done let's move between 11 to 20.
So with the number 11 we're going to take our number one finger
and just hold it down by our thumb with your palm
in and your fist out you're just going to flick that finger twice.
Eleven, eleven. Twelve is the same way but with two
fingers, okay, so we're just gonna hold them in here with our thumb at
first and palm in towards me fist out
and we're going to go 12, 12. So how old are you?
I am 11, many moons ago. 13 we're going to
change, so 11 and 12 the movement was away from us
from 13 to 15 the movement is in so we're going to take our fingers
and wave it in 13, 13. 14 is the same just take your four
fingers 14, 14. and 15 put your thumb out and then continue to wave in those
fingers 15 15. Okay so from 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Now 16
to 19 is fairly straightforward we're going to take our 10 and match it up
with the 16, 17, 18,
nineteen. Twenty is two fingers together like a duck.
twenty. twenty, I am twenty. So this is old when you're
answering and this is old when you're asking the question, so twice when you
ask - How old are you? I
am this many years old 20. 21 starts with a little bit of a gun
here 21 legal everywhere.
21. 22 is you take your two and you're going to bounce it 22.
23 is like this i'm gonna take our two and our three together and we're going
to wiggle that third extra finger. 23. 24
and 25 we're going to wiggle that middle finger which is separating the 2
from the 5, 25. 26, 27,
28, 29, and 30 - is you take three to a zero
30. You may also see like 30 and a couple taps there 30.
31, 32, 33, we bounce those same digits 34
35, 36, 37, 38,
39, 40. 41, 42,
43, 44, 45, 46,
47, 48, 49 and 50.
You're probably noticing a pattern which is great. So now we're going to go 51.
Sorry my my fingers are getting lazy 51 52
53 54 55 hey did you notice that I went 55 and
it should be a 55 a little bounce in those numbers you're
gonna find two more places where my hands got a little lazy
coming forward, watch for those. 56 57 58 59
and 60.
Okay 61 62 63
64 65 66 67
68 69 and now if you're following along you
notice I went 69
and this is 68, 69 and if you caught that bonus
that means you're picking up on the numbers in sign language so
69. 70 70
71 72 73 74
75 76 77 78 79
and 80
81 82 83 84
85 86 87 88 88
89 and 90.
91 92 93 94 95 96
97 98 my fingers have a mind of their own 98
99 and 100. So now you might be asking
what's your phone number? and see if you can write this number
down
I'll do that one more time
the number you should have is seven eight zero
four six four three three nine zero and if you call that number it's
out of service that's my old that's my old number. You may be asking
how old are you? so i'm going to sign a couple now and you let me know i'm going
to answer the question how old are you
Did you get it? I am 33 years old. Try another one.
Do you remember this one? I am 21 years old.
One more
That's true that one's true I am 51. sS we use numbers in a lot of our
conversations and I hope this lesson from numbers 1 to
100 is helpful, practice again rewind if you need to
revisit the one two threes and if you haven't already watched the
video on your ABCs go ahead and watch that because as I mentioned we
fingerspell a lot of words we don't have a symbol for combining
your letters with your numbers you are on your way. Until next time guys
make it a great day. Hey i know you're probably not ready to
get off your phone or go back to work just yet or maybe even turn the lights
off to go to sleep so why don't you spend a little bit more
time here watching another video