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- We welcome ASL signers and learners of any ability so please get involved today.
- Record ASL posts directly from your webcam or mobile:
with this button. - We look forward to hearing from you. Please introduce yourself if you haven't already.
- Please respect each other - try to be positive and supportive.
- Add your sign language event to the community calendar.
Why are you learning ASL?
Why did you decide to learn Sign Language? Share your ASL story with the community.
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My name is Brandy. I'm hearing. I've had friends that are deaf. I would like to practice up on my sign language because I just started working with customers again. -
I am also hearing. I used to sign when I was younger because I had friends that were deaf. I started working again and would like to and would like to start back practicing my sign language
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By Defective_Avian · Posted
Hello! My name is Reny, and I am searching for opportunities to practice ASL. I am hearing, and I am learning ASL as an independent study for school. I want to learn this language right, which is hard to do without another pair of eyes, so that is why I'm here. I am a novice in ASL, but I do already know some syntax, a handful of signs, and my alphabet, even if I do stumble a bit. I am looking forward to getting to know this community, and I am hoping I can be of assistance to others, as they are to me. -
By positivesigner · Posted
You can learn a lot by watching ASL speakers talk to each other. Pick a video and then try to imitate what they are saying and how they are saying it. It is important that there is more than one person in the video so you can see how they react and respond with turn taking. Please post a video that you would like to discuss, and then ask questions about everything. Eventually you will undersrand enough to not need to ask a lot of questions in future videos. Here is an example to the knid of video to study. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hRRw15weblc -
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