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- Add your sign language event to the community calendar.
- We welcome ASL signers and learners of any ability so please get involved today.
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with this button. - We look forward to hearing from you. Please introduce yourself if you haven't already.
- Include YouTube or Vimeo video clips by pasting the web address in your message.
- Please respect each other - try to be positive and supportive.
What is the ASL sign for:
Ask the community how to sign a certain word or to translate a sign that you have seen but do not know the meaning for.
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By Shona Williams · Posted
Hi everyone! My name is Shona and I am an undergraduate biology student in Toronto, ON. I am currently learning ASL in school as an elective and it's been great but a little tough. I'm in my second year of learning ASL but am having trouble retaining the signs I've learned. I would love to become fluent and am looking for someone to practice with! -
Hey ya'll!! My name is Nhi and I am learning ASL right now in school. I have always wanted to learn and when I noticed that it was a class that I could take, I was SO excited. Unfortunately, I am a very slow learner and it is hard to make friends to help me in my class because of COVID. I hope being on here will help!! -
By Mor_gan206 · Posted
I want to learn because I think it is a very amazing way that there is a language anybody can use without using their voice, not just that but it is fun, cool, and interesting to learn and do. -
Hi! My name is Nancy, and I’m new to this site, and hoping there might be some good advice here. I learned finger spelling in ASL as I was growing up from a school friend who was patient enough to teach me. Recently I was looking up the meaning of the word online, and somehow I found a great online dictionary that included pronunciation, meanings, alternate spellings and the ASL finger spelling of it at the bottom. It was phenomenal, but I cannot find it now, after multiple searches. I know it exists...just can’t find it again, argh. I’ve worked in health care (as a nursing assistant, and a nurse) and have found ASL invaluable...so glad I learned at least the finger spelling level. It has been invaluable. If I could find that dictionary again, I think there is interest for a lot of people who may not have been as lucky as I was to have learned it in childhood. That dictionary I felt also raised awareness of the need to be open to learning this level. I wish all dictionaries were so thoughtful! Now that I’ve searched for this particular dictionary, I sadly see that is not the case. Has anyone got an idea about this dictionary resource? If so, I would so appreciate a link. Thank you so much. -
By Cody Hartjes · Posted
@Crystal Inesta hi there. I am a ASL student from california. would you like to practice sometime? Here is my email if you wish to practice: [email protected]
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