Where to learn ASL for free 😊 (TikTok): Lizzytharris

[LzHarris]

Disclaimer: if y’all want to become fluent in ASL, online classes are not going to cut it. In my opinion, you need to take classes in person, face to face, where you can receive feedback from teachers and improve. You also need to sign and interact with the Deaf Community to continue to develop your skills and learn faster. Online classes are a good start, but they don’t replace this. ❤

[ravenXO]

1. Bill Vicars Asl 1-4
2. Jeremy Lee Stone Asl
3. Oklahoma school for the death(beginners) level 1 & 2

[thletterofthealphabet]

im nonverbal and when i was first learning sign i used bill vicars and me and my family would watch his lessons together. he was a very helpful resource

[lilyc]

Liz, you have taught me so many little, basic signs to help with daily conversation in ASL and i can't wait to use these resources as well! I'm an ASL 3 student now and I'm so excited to keep learning!

[sebbythelord]

omg i love bill. he’s so cute and i learned so much from him. i really hope he becomes popular so more people can learn from him

[calliethecat]

My high school offers asl 1-4 and i AM taking it

[dusk]

thank you so much! as an autistic person, i relate to the struggles of deaf and hard of hearing folks and i want to learn past the asl alphabet to have stronger solidarity with my disability community :) ty for the resources + content

[chloesalkeld]

Just signed up for Oklahoma school for the deaf! Girl wow thank I'm ready to learnnnn 😍🤓📚

[TM.BECK]

Bill Vicars is the best! I've learned so much from his website and videos. Not just pure ASL but bits about Deaf culture too + I love his subtle humor as well.

Thank you for all of the suggestions! definitely will be checking out the others as well.
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[noblepenn]

Thank you for this! I've been searching for a new language to learn :D I think this is gonna be the year I make it past the letter 'g' in ASL😅

[mikamikami]

I know this really isnt your expertise, but if you (or anyone else here) know about similar resources for Auslan (Australian sign language), please let me know!

[politefroggy]

I really appreciate this video! I’m definitely interested in learning more and this is a lovely help ❤

[strawbrryartist]

YES PLEASE I LOVE YOUR VIDS ❤ WANTING TO LEARN SO BAD

[izzyqueen]

Your vids really help me keep up with the language when I’m not using it as much. I love them

[Kaloi]

I learned something new from this video, Thank you

[keiprissmith]

I love Bill Vicars! I've learned so much from his videos

[kingcharles-rl]

ASL is actually really good for people who are mute or sometimes mute too! Im autistic and have periodic voluntary muteness. I wanted to learn ASL with my family to support my muteness. I learn from YouTube channels and am going to start in person soon. Btw love your channel!

[StainlessHelena]

Tysm❤ I've thought of learning ASL many times. I wanna talk to deaf and mute people but I also think that I'd be more comfortable with signing than with talking in many situations.

[thrivinginamber]

My ASL 3 class at city college just started, teacher Deaf, it's going amazingly, sooo much practice with immediate feedback. That's huge, fixing mistakes before they get stuck in head, also having someone there who can adapt to anything makes such a difference.

[brookezorb]

Thanks for sharing these resources! I’m trying to learn and I can’t wait to try these out!