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So my name is Amelia I'm from Alabama and have always been interested in ASL. I plan to attend galludet in a few years to major as an interpreter. But I still have a couple more semesters hear back home at a community college. But at the same time I don't want to move to Washington DC to go to school for sign language and not know any sign language so I figured it'd be best to try to learn a little bit now. I don't know anyone around here that does know sign language so I figured I'd go to the Internet like everybody else does. If there's anybody on here that is willing to help me learn and practice with little bit I do know it be greatly appreciated.

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