We had an argument during our honeymoon! (Watch till the end) | Deaf and Hearing Couple 

we all lived through experiences this way ^^ keep it up !!!! love you both !! kiss from France !! ^^

You two have a fabulous story and I love watching your videos! Would love to see something talking about who in your families is deaf/hearing/knows ASL!

That was such a great story, I would have been terrified about the spiders!! Seeing your story and relationship has definitely inspired me to want to learn ASL

I just love seeing Zach's perpetual smile. I know that's partially the reason his wife fell in love with him!

Such a great story. Every deaf man should learn the sign for "happy wife = happy life!"

Oh my goodness!! I love you guys. I'm getting married in less than 3 months and my fiancé is deaf as well. It's been difficult finding deaf/hearing couples. Thanks for sharing your experiences/stories! *KISS FIST* !!

Don't think I'm wierd, but I've been watching these over and over just to try and get good at reading the signs. I like this because it's a real conversation that isn't educational and artificial. 🙂

I loved this story! You two are so sweet together and I'm finding myself following your communication more than the script, even though I don't know ASL. ☺️🙌🏻💕 I can't wait to watch more!

I LOVE u guys!! Im such a fan 🥰🥰. I’m so glad u popped up in my YT feed!!

That was such a funny story!!! I was cracking up because I can definitely relate to those silly fights! Thanks for sharing!

I discovered your channel just yesterday and I've been trying to catch up. All your videos are so wholesome and it warms my heart through and through. ❤️❤️

I just recently subscribed to your channel and I am so happy I came across you guys! I am a first year college student taking an ASL class and I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing your story with all of us! Really great to see what taking a new language can open you up to!!

You guys are great! Thank you for sharing. 🤩😍

I just discovered your channel and you just got a new subscriber!! You two are so cute together!! Love the videos so far!! Can't wait to see more :)

Thank you so very much for these videos!😆😍

Court your signing is incredible.. you have to share with us how you got to this stage. I've been learning sign for two years now and I'd love to hear more about your personal signing journey, your challenges and obstacles while initially learning sign, resources and websites you found helpful when learning ASL. For me, I find retelling an event or situation to be super challenging, all the classifiers and handshapes used to represent nouns and verbs ... that ain't no easy task for me

Thanks for the subtitles on your videos

Love these videos! I honestly don't have a lot of knowledge or experience with Deaf culture, but I've always found ASL interesting. Your channel is great to watch though, and both of your personalities really comes through your signing! Y'all just seem like one of those bubbly couples that would be really fun to be around. These kind of 'story time' videos are really cool too! I would have absolutely cried about the spiders though. Question- what do you find the two of you argue about the most? And what is the most annoying little habit your partner has? (Ie: Court always loads the dishwasher but forgets to turn it on, or Zach always has to have the closet organized perfectly... Little things!) Hope you're having a great day!

This cracked me up. I could definitely see myself being the one to start panicking and want to cancel. So glad you both loved the experience though. Lol

Thank You for this! Watched the whole thing without captions! there were definitely some American nuances and slight differences that we don't have up here in Canada :)

2:52 LMAO 😂😂 I can hear him in my mind freaking out 😂

Congratulations on your wedding and honeymoon...Q&A Is Zach's family all Deaf? Or Hearing? If hearing did they embrace ASL ? Love to hear the back story of the families, and how they interact with each other.

Please continue doing this.im learning a lot of signs

Q&A: What is one important aspect of the Deaf Culture you would want hearing individuals to be informed about or understand? I love your videos! Please keep them coming!

Great story! Funny story!

What a great experience for you both. Helicopter ride and the spider webs at the sugar cane field.

Awesome experience helicopter cost lot but worthy view beautiful! Deaf bing deaf don't like too much cost right and u take your listen your wife's advise 😉👍 . Love watch your vlog big smile !

Oh no!!! That spider part...I just can’t!!

Would love to know more about your families. Did Zach grow up mainstream or surrounded by deaf culture? If your parents are hearing- how did they deal with the fact that you’re deaf. We’re they eager to learn your culture and language or did you grow up in speech therapy and not signing until an older age?

I love your story video

This is sooooooooo cute!!!!! Thank you for doing this! I am a student who has taken some asl classes and I think it would be really cool to get a degree relating to asl! But right now I am back at home after doing two years at liberty University, and I'm going to community college before I plan to go back to liberty. Anyway, here at home there is next to no deaf community so having RU-vidrs like you are really helpful so that I don't lose all of what I have learned!

That’s a cute story. Y’all are so cute. :-)

Lol oh my goodness. I'm laughing hard. Now I know why I love u guys cuz Zack is like me and my wife is like court. We argue the same thing. I'm cheap too. There's commercial that's playing again and again of geico and using the line " free, free, free, free." U guys are hilarious.

I just found your channel and I've already watched all your videos! I studied ASL/interpreting in college for a couple years. My question is what is it like/how did Court get the hang of interpreting for Zach with people who don't know ASL, especially when they don't look at Zach when speaking to him?

Hi Zach and Court! My question is: what are your favorite signs? What signs do you wish you could use more often? And are there any signs you think more people should know? Thanks!!

I'm so happy i came across this channel new subscriber 😀

We have the similarities. My wife is hearing and I am profoundly deaf, and we have so many stories to share. We both have been together for a decade and enjoy every moment together.

Hi Zach and Court!! You guys are such a beautiful couple! My question is: can you guys tell about how your first kiss went with each other? Along with where and when it happened? I love your videos. I’m so glad that doing RU-vid was placed in your hearts. I truly have such an appreciation for you both and I hope you continue spreading love and joy to all of your viewers. You both are so inspirational. Your videos really make me smile and brighten my day!

Q&A question-What is something(s) that you, as a deaf person, experience that hearing people do not?

It was awesome to hear ur story

What was the hardest part of having a wedding with deaf and hearing people?

First off, you guys are amazing and I’m so happy I found your channel! Second, my question is (and I hope not to offend anyone, just mere curiosity) has Zach ever thought about getting a cochlear implant? You two are so sweet, thank you for sharing your experiences with us!

Love you guys. I am learning sign language (the hardest part for me is sentience structure)

Awesome! I watched at 100% speed and was ok! Yay! Such a beautiful ride in the helicopter, and I love the sign for helicopter! My question-can you explain more about about ASL vs pidgin sign, and pantomime sign within ASL and signed English. It’s a very interesting but mysterious topic to me! Thanks!

Q&A Question: I recently found yalls channel when searching for videos of people conversing in ASL. I instantly fell in love. What made y'all decide to start a youtube channel? Court, how long did it take for you to become fluent in ASL and do you ever feel it to be weird speaking when you don't use your voice for long periods of time? Whenever I sign for hours on end, afterwards, I feel so weird speaking. Zach, for hearing people what would be your advice on how to respect the deaf community in our everyday life? Cant wait for the next video. Lots of love

So fun

Q&A: I am an acquired deaf, but luckily I already had a love of sign and was learning it from a young age. Since becoming deaf, being really emersed into the Deaf Community has been super important. My significant other however, is hearing, and struggles to understand Deaf Culture, and how I prefer to sign. How would you suggest I entice them to start seriously learning to sign? He believes because my lip reading is very good, communication isn't a problem, but lip reading isn't proper (or at least I don't think it is). I think if you guys talked about deaf culture too that'd be super neat! Thanks for the laugh!

These stories were hilarious:) For the Q & A: What do you most wish people understood about the deaf community or being deaf?

Are you signing with ASL or a different kind of sign language? Sign language is intriguing to me and I am trying to learn! Do you have any tips on learning sign language?

How do you find travelling whilst being deaf? Is it harder to access things or anything like it and you have to take other measures to tackle it? Or everything goes smoothly without any problems? I hope the question makes sense! Love watching your videos, all the best for you two :-))

Zach & Court, it is good to live frugally! However, it is okay to splurge on something expensive that can turn out to be a fabulous one time experience as I am sure that's something you both learned! :) I have a few questions for y'all (By the way, I am Deaf!): 1) Zach, what is the hardest challenge you have ever dealt with being Deaf? 2) Court, I know you are employed as an interpreter so do you have any classes/subjects you really like to interpret and why? 3) Zach and Court, who is the better cook of you two? Have you ever cooked dinner together? If so, what have you guys cooked together?

Great story. I would have freaked out too I hate spiders. I love your channel. I'm taking sign language classes through our church that does a deaf ministry and goes to different countries to help the deaf. I hope to go on a trip in the future. ICCD is the ministry

Q&A - Hey guys, I was wondering if you have any tips for someone who wants to learn sign language? I'm from the UK so I'd try to learn British sign language. I don't really have time to go to classes or anything so do you think watching RU-vid videos is a good way to learn? I don't really know any deaf people so I couldn't practice that way and I don't *need* to learn it but I think it's such an an interesting language and would be a great skill to have even if i only learnt some basics. My mum knows some sign language but it's not 'real' sign language. Her best friend growing up was deaf so my mum learnt some stuff but she made up the rest, and her friend just went along with it, so my mum and her friend have their own sign language in a way, as not many other deaf people would understand the signs they do just to each other. I didn't really know about it until a couple of years ago at a family event when this woman came up to my mum and they both just started signing away, I was so confused but I thought it was fascinating!! Sorry this is so long but basically my question is do you have any tips for someone who wants to learn sign language? Love watching your videos! :)

I am deaf hearing and I know asl sign language and Like your community talk about future plan

Q&A question- what would you suggest for someone who is interested in learning more about the deaf community and sign language but is having a hard time finding opportunities and resources.

Typical husband and wife fight 😂 but so funny 😂😂

When I was at the rainforest centre outside Iquitos, Perú, I was confronted by a massive and menace-looking spider and its huge cobweb that blocked my only path to the tambo. I looked at the spider and said, 'I am sorry, but I gotta pass through. Please forgive me.' Then, I cut the right side of cobweb, which collapsed to the left. I sent out the love to the spider and passed through.

I enjoyed watching this video. It's hilarious. Ty for sharing. I would pick helicopter ride first. It's so beautiful view!

Hello, my question is mainly for you Court. How do you navigate family situations, or other areas that are 'hearing evironments." Do you find yourself interpreting all the time? How do you stay involved in conversations yourself and interpret? Thanks so much!

Im deaf so if I want to start my youtube channel, what kind of good quality camera do u think I should get for cheap? Editing program? Also what kind of things do you think deaf people should do more on RU-vid? Besides the hearing and deaf couples

share about your faith and about Zach's experience growing up! did your family learn sign? Deaf school or mainstream? etc

I just recently subscribed your channel. I love your channel and I admire you guys so much. Your marriage is beautiful. I’m deaf and I have a cochlear implant. :) So Zach, you’re completely deaf. Did you ever go to deaf school? And have you ever thought about getting a cochlear implant. I’m 18 years old now, and My boyfriend is hearing. I’ve been teaching him ASL, I want to start a channel with my boyfriend. 🙈 Love you guys 🤟🏼 _\m/

What is the best way to go about learning ASL as someone who has never learned it in a class before and has no one to practice it with yet?

Do you just do monthly videos or is another one coming out soon?

Another great video!! I'm so glad I found you channel!!

Before going to the college where your at now, did you ever think about Gallaudet University? I went there for awhile and loved it! 🤟🏼

How is it for zach to come to dinner to Courts family? Are you interpereting or are they trying to use ASL? Im studying norwgian sign language and im starting to get som close deaf friends, and im not sure how im going to handle interpreting everthing.. Do you have any tips?

Woow woow wooow. What a good and funny story. I love it to watch your story. I did enjoy it. Thank you! You guys are the best. Q&A question: I would like to know what was your embarrassing experience which you never forget about it? Which is your the most beautiful memories what you‘ve done? Which country is the best for you? Question to your wife: I‘m not trying to make you feel uncomfortable or something. But I think it’s a good question. Why you choosed him as deaf person? :) i‘m curious:) I know it’s a lots questions. But I hope it’s okey for you.

I just want to say that you two are a beautiful couple. I also want to ask how Court became so fluent in ASL? Sorry if that has already been asked and answered.

I love your channel so much! ❤️ My name is Shannon and I’m a Deaf Education and biology major at my college. I am hearing and can’t wait to teach one day! I was wondering if Zach could give me any advice or tips, or talk about his experiences in school with teachers. Thanks so much! :-)

I am a hearing person with no connection to any deaf people at this point in my life. would it be intrusive to the deaf community to try to learn asl or pse just because i like the language? i'm not sure if it's a career i would like or anything but i am very interested in it

How long have you two been married? :)

Maybe not so much a single question, but how about more about how you got to know each other and started dating? Does Court's hering and Zach's deafness or adaptations cause any situations that result in conflict between you (ex: slamming doors or earthquake alarm clock)?

You guys are the cutest couple! What do y'all feel are some stereotypes and misconceptions about the Deaf community? Also, I'm learning ASL with a DVD curriculum and I know it's really important to also practice with Deaf people/anyone who speaks ASL but I just don't know how to get started finding my local Deaf community. Any suggestions?

proposal story? 💕 love your channel!

I am deaf. I am happy you are advice me about that I interest in hearing.

Zachary and Courtney, you two seem very kind and goodness in heart. I understand that Courtney works as interpreter, and what does Zachary work?

Q and A for Zach: Did you have any reservations about dating a hearing girl?

When you were learning sign language, did you arrange your sentences in true ASL form or did you start off with PSE? Love your videos! You two are adorable :)

Do you guys ever go to Disneyland? If so what is your favorite experience and do you use the translator that Disney provides for shows???

I have a question.. Why is people looking at there face and knowing while im just stuck looking at there hands....

Do y’all have any advice or tips to help a college student save money???

Wait a minute. Do you guys live in LA... or been to hurricane harbor a few years ago!?

Hi I just recently started subscribing to your channel...I have several questions....How long have you both been married? Are you guys planning to start a family? Does Courtney's parents sign too for Zach? I love watching you 2!

What's the sign for "adorkable"?

My Q and A question would be: Has Court's family learned much or any ASL?

Hey guys! I love your channel! I have a few questions. Do you guys want to have kids sometime in the future, and if so how many? Do you have any tips you can share on wedding planning?

Zack I have see you before but I can’t remember where

When do you start make RU-vid? Love you both!😀

Second: question why you want become RU-vidr? You are cool!😁

Deaf couple love about argue or argument

Q&A question:- when will you both come to India? I would be grateful to meet you!

I have two questions! What made you want to start a RU-vid channel, and second where you born deaf or lose your hearing at a young age?

Can we hear Courtney's voice?

I would have dieeed if I saw those spiders! My question is for the husband: wouldve you considered (or did you?) dating a hearing woman that doesn't know asl?

Amazing! Question - What is your biggest dream with RU-vid.

Q & A: Hey guys! I'm currently in my 3rd semester of ASL at my college, but I am graduating at the end of this semester and really want to continue learning, improving, and just meet more people in the Deaf community. I will be moving to a new city and was wondering if you had any advice on how to find and connect with people within the Deaf community and how to find events in a new city/state?

Do y'all ever want kids someday?!

Your hair was long!!!