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Sign Language (Over 100 Words!!!)

Sign Language (Over 100 Words!!!)

This is my very first instructable so forgive me if it's not very good. 

( If you have any helpful advice on how to help me with future instructions, leave me a message.)

Have you ever wondered about learning sign language? No?!?... I have not either to be honest lol. But trust me, it's something worth learning and the best part is that it's extremely easy. 

 

 
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Step 1What you will need

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All you really need for this is a laptop and or computer with working internet.
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Feb 14, 2010. 5:35 PMcoolbluesmoke says:
Actually, American Sign Language is a language that involves much more than just spelling English words.  It's true, the manual alphabet can help a lot when communicating, but it's not the entire language any more than the written alphabet is all of English.  But, if you do want to practice fingerspelling (using the manual alphabet), I suggest this site: http://asl.ms/  Even as a sign language interpreter, I find it helpful and entertaining.

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