Each sign in a real photo, with movement arrows, handshape and meaning. From the alphabet to everyday phrases, ready to study on your phone or print at home.
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Now you open the card, see the photo with the arrow and make the sign confidently.
The modules follow a clear sequence: move forward without getting lost.
The fingerspelling alphabet, one letter at a time
Counting, quantities and money
Hello, thank you, good morning and introductions
Family, school, food, animals and health
Verbs and questions for conversations
Tap the middle card to enlarge it. Everything is digital: study on your phone or print on Letter paper as often as you like.
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No. All materials are digital: study on your phone or print the cards on Letter paper as often as you like.
As soon as your purchase is confirmed, your access link arrives by email. Just sign in with the email used at checkout.
No. The guide starts with the fingerspelling alphabet and numbers, then moves on to everyday phrases.
First Signs includes the first 3 modules: alphabet, numbers and greetings. Complete includes all 11 modules, with 600+ signs, and the 5 bonuses.
Some do. ASL has regional variations, just as English has accents. The guide uses signs widely used in the U.S.; when signs differ in your area, follow the usage of your local Deaf community.
It’s a visual reference for learning and reviewing vocabulary. ASL is a complete language with its own grammar: the guide is your first step and a helpful companion for ongoing study.
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