Question

Have you noticed any changes, however small, in your speaking pattern or body language
since you started learning ASL? Do you now listen or observe people engaged in
conversations in a different way? Discuss any changes you've noticed, or if you haven't
noticed any change and don't expect to see changes, and give your opinion on why that
might be and whether it might be related to the frequency with which you use ASL or the
level of your involvement in the Deaf community.

Answer 1

Answer: When learning asl, typically you end up using more body language than you used to, or using more facial expressions than before. You also tend to notice facial expressions and body languge in others more often than before.  The more ASL you use and the more deaf people you're around, you'll pick up on their use of body language/facial expressions and mimick it.

Explanation:

ASL was my first language