Course Info
** Watch the introduction video above.
Course Length: 3 hour 14 minutes
Number of Video Lessons: 66
IN THIS COURSE, you’ll learn to sign everyday sentences, questions, and dialogues in American Sign Language (ASL). First, we’ll explore differences between ASL and English sentences.
NEXT, we’ll learn to sign each vocabulary word individually. Then, we’ll make sure you can sign the question and statement forms of each sentence.
WE'LL go even further and learn replacement vocabulary to create extra sentences and mini dialogues. Along the way, we’ll do lots of review to guarantee improvement of your signing and understanding skills.
Thank you for this wonderful course. As always, I enjoy learning ASL from ABLE LINGO. The tests are great ways for me to review what I have forgotten. Thank you very much.
• Vivian Hui •
ABLE LINGO ASL STUDENT
IN THIS COURSE:
- Students will learn thirty-six (36) signs in ASL: BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, BUY, CANADA, DISHWASHER, ENJOY, FOOTBALL, FRANCE, HE/SHE, HOCKEY, I, LAPTOP, LASAGNA, LIKE, LIVE, MAKE, MEXICO, MOUSETRAP, NEED, NO, PANCAKES, PLAY, PREPARE, SALAD, SUSHI, THAILAND, THEY, TRAVEL, USE, VACUUM, WANT, WATCH, WE, YES, YOU, YOU (plural)
- Students will use the target vocabulary signs to create complete statements, questions, and dialogues.
- Students will learn correct facial expressions and head movements for “YES/NO” questions and affirmative/negative statements.
- Students will race a timer to help improve their proficiency as they sign vocabulary, sentences, and dialogues.
- Students will see English sentences translated into ASL using ASL grammar rules.
- Students will learn signs individually to ensure comprehension, correct hand shape, and hand position.
- Students will be tested on their ability to sign and recognize ALL material taught in the course.
So far so good. It is helpful to be able to turn vocabulary that I know into sentences.
• Rebecca Burns •
ABLE LINGO ASL STUDENT
AFTER TAKING THIS COURSE:
- Students will be able to sign and understand useful ASL vocabulary, statements, questions, and dialogues.
- Students will have learned to sign and understand thirty-six (36) vocabulary words.
- Students will have a strong understanding of how to communicate “YES/NO” questions.
- Students will feel more confident as they continue improving their ASL skills.
Course Curriculum
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This Course Is Included
In Our ASL Bundle
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How Will It Help You?
• Easily Study ASL Even With Your Busy Schedule
• Study At A Relaxed Pace With Bite-Size Chunks
• Learn To Sign From The Comfort Of Your Home
• Study With An Instructor Raised With The Deaf
• Start Immediately With Hands-On Video Lessons
• Use 2-Part Testing To Check Your Progression
• Enjoy Content Designed To Include Beginners
• Absorb Useful, Real-World, Actionable Skills
• Be Delighted With Your ASL Confidence
🌍 Anticipate ASL Weekly Mix Lessons 🌏
** Watch the introduction video above.
What Do You Get?
• Thirty-Nine (39) Beginner Friendly ASL Courses
• Bite Size, Step By Step, Hands-On ASL Instruction
• Vocabulary, Statements, Questions, Dialogues
• 6000+ Video Lessons, Toggle Captions On/Off
• 250+ Hours Of Fun, Useful, No Stress Content
• 2-Part Testing: 1️⃣ Signing 2️⃣ Understanding
• Certificate Of Completion For Each Course
• Digital Downloads, Font, eBooks, Printables
• A Patient Instructor Full Of Positive Vibes
• Sign Language Tips, Tricks, And Strategies
🌏 Ongoing Content: ASL Weekly Mix 🌍
Hello! My name is Michael
When I was three years old, my younger brother became sick with spinal meningitis. In the process, my brother became deaf with an almost complete hearing loss. This difficult situation provided a unique opportunity for my family and I to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). My brother was not sent away to a deaf or hard of hearing school. He grew up with us, his hearing family, and we were active in the Deaf community.
As a former police officer and federal investigator, I often used ASL to communicate with and serve members of the Deaf community. I decided to create simple, step-by-step ASL courses because sign language is a useful and fun skill to have. Like learning any language, it opens your mind and creates the ability to communicate with a whole new group of people.
