DISQUS

ecnarb · 1 year ago

Correction: Alpha Teach yourself to ASL in 24 hours book is not recommended! I will keep you all in touch for right book/video training for learning ASL.

Thanks,
Ecnarb

anonymous · 1 year ago

Books need videos to show hearing how to make signs properly. Many now use the "Signing Naturally" series of books, which include lessons on Deaf Culture as well as videos for better sign practice.

Highly recommended!

ecnarb · 1 year ago

Thanks!
I shared it with deafvideo.tv and many thanks!

elizabeth daniels (ingersoll) · 1 year ago

hello brance long, it been long time--no see and no hear from you! here is surprise for you. this is beth. how are you so long? you look so much different than past.
beth

ecnarb · 1 year ago

me old? LOL good to see your comment
Thanks!

elizabeth daniels (ingersoll) · 1 year ago

everyone been old. ha!!! it good to hear from you. it been long time,huh!!!
i hope we can keep touch someday through the email. but i don't have your email address. maybe some day we can chat on im. to see what up? i hear that you are preacher. i glad you are. i hope you enjoy your work. will talk with you later.
forever friend
beth

Trudy · 1 year ago

I agree with Brance - I don't recommend this book (even though I authored it :) ) because the process was so audist and so frustrating. Without going into a LONG discussion here, it was originally supposed to be a DVD but the publisher changed his mind - and the photos were so dark, and did not have the arrows they were supposed to have, blah, blah, blah.

I do recommend it for the cultural and grammatical information (and I believe Brance agrees) - but for the signs, no. One thing I am relieved about, however, is that the publisher finally allowed me - after a lot of battles - to emphasize in the book that nobody can learn ASL from a book. Whew.

ecnarb · 1 year ago

Thank you for your comment! I got some advice from our pals on what materials should be good for ASL users. Signing Naturally is one of few choices.
Thanks!
Brance