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99 Signs part 2 is all about you and your family. Learn 30+ family signs and conversational signs about you in American Sign Language. Intensive (Live Course): https://learnhowtosign.org *99 Signs Playlist:* https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMN7QCuj6dfZ71A6K8ZUdB8VpQvgUvrAe *99 Signs Pt. 2 Quiz:* https://youtu.be/aXAs0ur_llI *More From LHTS ...
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