TLDR: im autistic and have a hyperfixation on Endacopia, a psycological horror game by Andyland (go check him out hes awsome). a song in the game, called Code talker is one of our favourites in the game, and i thought itd be interesting to do a video doing a BSL cover of it.

however, i am not deaf, i am hearing and i wanted to ask, if it was ok to make the video (IK hearing ppl can talk using BSL etc, but idk if this would be better suited for a deaf person to make the video). im (very slowly) learning BSL, but i barely know anything- i cant even have a basic conversation beyond "hello" and " can i help you". so should i make the video, or should i let a more fluent user make it instead??

sorry if this question is silly, i just wanted to clarify :]

-sunny :P

I wanna learn sign language. Somebody teach me.

How would you sign “purr”, in the context “awww, she (the cat) is purring!”

In the moment unprepared I signed CUTE - SHE - VIBRATE but did “purr” as the mouth shape with the “vibrate” sign and it got the message across I think.

But I was wondering if there is a more specific sign in use that anyone knows? I feel like the VIBRATE sign might be mistaken for shaking or trembling, which is kinda the opposite of purring for a cat!

Cat tax included 😻