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I've started an ASL course, and while looking for practice resources, I came across this forum. Since I'm just starting to learn ASL, I'm unfortunately still incapable of signing full sentences and such, but I hope this will change, soon. I'm looking forward to being able to learn from your forum entries, and hopefully contribute my own. Greetings 😊

I am unsure of how to indicate "past 9 pm"; I am trying to say "past 9 pm, I dislike (going to) sleep" (I like going to sleep early, but need to indicate that I do not like so I need to say, I do not like going to sleep past 9 pm) Thank you so much. I appreciate all constructive feedback. :)

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The last sign is RECENTLY.

The first sign means "THOSE-TWO" and the second sign means "FIGHT" (not-physical).

update i remember now i think shes signing ¨last vacation example recently ¨

Last vacation example. Thats what i got out of it but im not 100% sure about the last sign Ẍ hand near the cheek¨

All I can make of this is tell me you last have show? I am unsure what the question or prompt is.

Finger spelling with the aid of a mirror is helpful, and watching Bill Vicars on youtube teaching ASL. I have completed his fourth lesson. Great place to learn, but think I am ready to go live with another student using Skype or Zoom.

Hi Ceresa! My name is Katie, and I'm looking for a practice partner too! I want to apply for interpreting programs in the fall so I'm trying to improve my fluency. Let me know if you want to set up a zoom convo!!

Anyone alive out there?

Hi, I'm a seminarian student, taking ASL for deaf ministries, and my teacher sent me a link for this site to practice with people, because I don't have anyone to practice with right now. Not sure how this works...

For the development of my child, I use worksheets toddler from this site https://wunderkiddy.com/ This is a very effective method. Thanks to these worksheets toddler, the baby is able to learn a huge amount of information, knowledge and skills in a playful way! I recommend to everyone!

In Portugal we use this website to learn signs and there are several other languages in it, because it's also a translator https://spreadthesign.com/pt.pt/search/ I remember seeing asl and bsl there too! Do you guys use it? Unfortunately they don't have many resources and can't add all existing signs, but I really like it! It's made by the Deaf Associations here and the University of Porto- Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences. There's also a map with signs for places and sentences. Please keep in mind, not all signs have the corresponding translation. For example, deaf people in portugal say: "name mine silvia" and not "my name silvia" they also say "beach I go" instead of "I'm going to beach" therefore the sentence structure is different than asl :( Thank you! I am so happy to find this asl forum I couldn't wait to tell you this until tomorrow! Here it's late 😂 Bye everyone!

If i ever travel or encounter someone from the USA I want to be able to talk to them, weather they are hearing or deaf

I know Portuguese Sign Language (LGP) and I want to learn ASL too! I am hearing, 26, I speak portuguese and english. I hope i can learn from you, the deaf community and teachers here! In Portugal we don't have a website like this, only social media and it's hard to start a conversation about sign language. All my family and friends are hearing too I love our finger spelling but i find yours is lovely too and sometimes, a few signs are the same for example: the letter L, O, Z are the same sign in both pt and english and the letter I too Sorry if i make any mistakes...i am currently only learning ASL through deaf people on youtube and instagram! I only know LGP level one, i am not fluent! I tried to say the english alphabet while signing in portuguese and it's hard! Sorry about my pjs, i am currently sick. Thank you!

Hi, my name is Sarah and I'm 15. I want to learn more. I hope that I learn a lot with you guys.

Hello everyone! I'm glad to be here and excited to learn.

I think you should use these word changer Dictionary because I am already use this that is very good and nice.

Good day! Yes! Fear not; I have a solution for your word dictionary. I use a variety of internet dictionaries for finger spelling and word changing. Check the list, please. Thanks The Best Sign Language Dictionary Recommendations Religious Signing: A Comprehensive Guide For All Faiths. ... American Sign Language Dictionary, Third Edition. ... The Gallaudet Dictionary of American Sign Language. ... The American Sign Language Handshape Dictionary. ... Random House Webster's American Sign Language Dictionary. Please follow