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By Frankie Civiletto · Posted
Hi my names Frankie im 18 in asl 2/3 ish been in and out of asl classes for the last few years would love a practice partner if your intrested -
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By Ashley Robertson · Posted
Okay Great! What platform would you like to use? We can either send videos back and forth or do something live like Zoom -
By Emily Simmons · Posted
Hi Ashley! I am currently in ASL 2 and am looking for a partner to practice with as well! -
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By Cody Hartjes · Posted
hello. i am of hearing and studying ASL and in my experience, a name sign is given, from someone who is Deaf and uses ASL to a Hearing person if the person who is Deaf (and or a group/the community) acknowledges that hearing person. the Deaf tend to associate a name sign to the person with something they know that person frequents, likes doing, has a certain hobby, just something to identify by. 2 types of name signs are: 1) arbitrary- implies the name sign has no specific meaning ex... someone -
By Cathy Shields · Posted
My name is Cat. I am 47 and married. I have been interested in ASL for a while. I come from a city (Olathe, KS) that has a large deaf community. I feel that ASL is a more helpful language to learn than spoken languages, because there are phone translators available for spoken languages. I have had success using signs to help my foster sons learn to talk. I had a two year old who went from grunting and head-butting to "mimi eat me" I am currently building my vocabulary for my granddaug -
By Cathy Shields · Posted
Is it true that someone else who speaks ASL needs to give you a name sign? What do you do when you don't have an ASL speaker available? Like when you are learning sign to help a small child.
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