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How to Play Go Fish! in ASL — Transcript

by Illinois Service Resource Center · 228 words · 39 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00it
  2. 0:02also we are going to learn to play the
  3. 0:04game called Go Fish to play Go Fish what
  4. 0:09you need to do is each person gets five
  5. 0:20cards when you get your cards you can
  6. 0:23look at the numbers what you
  7. 0:26have what you want to do is try to get
  8. 0:29matches you will ask each other do you
  9. 0:33have a specific number to see if you can
  10. 0:36get a match Daniel will start he'll look
  11. 0:40at his cards see what match he wants and
  12. 0:44ask one of you do you have a specific
  13. 0:48number if you have it give it to Daniel
  14. 0:52if you don't tell Daniel Go
  15. 0:57Fish I understand do you have the number
  16. 1:0410ish
  17. 1:08oh if she doesn't have the number Daniel
  18. 1:11has to go fish pick a card from the top
  19. 1:14of the
  20. 1:15pile your
  21. 1:20turn do
  22. 1:22you
  23. 1:25have the the number
  24. 1:33no Go
  25. 1:44Fish she picked the number four you have
  26. 1:47a match so put your cards face up four
  27. 1:49and four on the table to show that you
  28. 1:52have the match for number
  29. 1:54four now you get to go again
  30. 2:00um do
  31. 2:04you
  32. 2:06have the
  33. 2:10number
  34. 2:19oo
  35. 2:25okay number
  36. 2:43goldfish this game would continue until
  37. 2:46one person runs out of cards the first
  38. 2:49person to run out of cards wins then you
  39. 2:52count to see who has the most matches

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