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Introduce yourself to the community by telling us a little bit about yourself and your interest or experience of American Sign Language.


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    • Hello everybody!  My name is Amour.  I'm an educational interpreter and I wanted to use this site for my 4th graders to  play a fingerspelling game as they learn ASL!
    • Me too! My name is Kovvie and I also want to go to college for ASL interpreting. I would be totally up for practicing!!
    • Hi I'm Victoria im 17 soon to be 18 and am getting ready to go to school to become an ASL interperter or teacher depends on where i go after school. I want to learn as much as i can about this amazing language. So if anyone is willing to work with me im more than happy to learn!!
    • Hi all, my name is Anna and I'm learning ASL at Rowan University. I'm in my second class and need to practice and chat with the deaf community. 
    • Hi I am taking ASL through our local community college on zoom. The teacher suggested we practice receptive ASL. Seems most in our class can sign but can't read it. I am playing the game and see there are amazing scores. They must have it on max speed and no mistakes? He told us to try to figure out the word instead of individual letters. I'm finding that really hard. What is your average score? When I increase the speed I freeze. I seem to get stuck on f and x.  Grateful for this website t
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