Wetter behind the ears than a rainbow trout.

By Justin Martyr
April 25, 2021 in Introduce Yourself

https://www.signlanguageforum.com/asl/topic/1342-wetter-behind-the-ears-than-a-rainbow-trout/

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Justin Martyr

Posted April 25, 2021

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Posted April 25, 2021

Hello all, my name is Joel. I'm extremely eager and interested in ASL but I hardly know where to start.

I am a lover of spoken languages and really am in awe of ASL and its speakers. Quality is a big issue to me and I don't know what ASL "Bible" to refer to in order to base all of my learning from. In spoken languages, it's easier for me to discern quality language and informal/formal speaking.

I would love any and all suggestions and advice on learning material. Also, thoughts on Lifeprint.com?

Thank you so much.

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