Where To Learn ASL for FREE 💖🤟 (Tiktok): Lizzytharris

[eyreaus]

Waiting for duolingo to do an asl course...

[its_mesandra]

“now you have no excuse” damn okay don’t call me out 😭 LOL

[syfox]

I’ve started learning ASL from Bill Vicara just within the last month and I can already hold a very basic conversation! His content is amazing I absolutely recommend it, and you can learn at any time and at your own pace!

[rabiyabegum]

Love u gurl.. I'm starting to learn sign language nd I hope it would help me when I start study speech nd audiology 🤍

[dragondungeon]

Im learning from Bill Vicars on youtube and I love his videos. They are clear, direct and he has a great presence and sense of humor!

[speedartandmore]

Genuinely thank you so much. My best friend has a high chance of going deaf(genetics) and I want to surprise him by learning ASL to show him that even if he goes deaf it won't change how much I love him.

[impishexe]

i love dr vicars- lifeprint is one of my favorite free tools, especially since it goes beyond just vocabulary- one of the first things they get into in the lessons is deaf culture, which is super important :)

thanks for these resources!

[Sky-mzsp]

Thank you! I just recently started to learn asl, i know the alphabet, and a few phrases but im hoping to have it as a second language or at least be able to communicate with it if needed! ❤

[toriholliday]

i just found Bill’s channel this morning, it’s helped me even understand parts of your signing in this video!

[joebaumgart]

Handspeak is an online dictionary that has over 100, 000 American English words translated into asl. I learned from that, then picked up the accent and dialect from my particular region from the local deaf community.

[jadent]

I love bill vicars I feel like I learn so fast and actually can communicate vaguely correctly off memory

[shimmyalot]

Good to know that Bill Vicars' course is a good one. I started the first video of his ASL 1 series a while back. I keep going back to it but can never seem to get video one to stick in my head well enough that I feel comfortable moving on. I need to work on it some more, lol.

[RyToast]

I'm enrolled in the ASL 1 class via Oklahoma School for the Deaf and it's been AMAZING. I've casually learned ASL since I was a kid and already in the first few lessons I've learned SO MUCH.

[BusyLizzy_]

I started from the beginning again last summer, after taking a few ASL courses when I was in my 20's (I'm now late 50's). Lifeprint (with Bill Vicars) has been an amazing course for me. I'm on lesson 16 and now starting to turn the volume off on your videos to see how much I can understand without your voicing. I'm not QUITE there because you are so beautifully fast and fluent, but I'm getting there. Thank you for your wonderful content!

[juliaanderson]

OSD is AMAZING!!! just finished their asl 2 course and it is such a great resource

[soupthefrog]

yes i love bill vicars! i’ve been learning asl through him for a few months now and i find his videos very easy to follow

[livywithane]

I actually just applied to OSD yesterday. It was the deadline and I need the class to help out a deaf person in my church. We’re actually starting back the ASL ministry again!

[stardust]

I've been watching some of Bill Vicars' videos lately, and they're great. I've already learned enough for a basic conversation

[coolioslide]

i am taking asl at my school, and it is such a beautiful language. i dont know much but im very enthused to learn and i currently know around 300-500 words! on my way to becoming a more fluent speaker, but I still cant do too good. ❤

[mkhi]

i love bill vicars, his channel is so helpful and i'm learning so much