In American Sign Language (ASL), a classifier is a type of handshape that represents a noun or a verb in a visual way. Classifiers are used to describe objects, people, and events in ASL and provide a visual representation of their characteristics or actions. Classifiers can be broken down into […]
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Learn ASL online with a Deaf Instructor
If you’re looking to learn American Sign Language (ASL), there’s never been a better time to start than now. Visually Speaking offers private ASL lessons online that are easy to schedule and make payments for online. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced learner, Visually Speaking’s Deaf instructors can help […]
Is Deaf Disabled?
The question of whether or not Deaf individuals are considered disabled has been a topic of debate for many years. While some people view being Deaf as a disability, others argue that it is a unique cultural identity with its own language, values, and traditions. On one hand, those who […]
AI prompt, “What will Deaf Culture be like in 100 years?”
Predicting the future of any culture is a difficult task, and the same is true for Deaf culture. However, there are some factors that may shape the future of Deaf culture over the next 100 years. One factor that may impact Deaf culture is advancements in technology. As technology continues […]
Are You Using English To Learn ASL? π€
American Sign Language (ASL) is a complete language, with its own grammar, syntax, and structure. Learning ASL is not just about learning the signs; itβs about learning how to use those signs to communicate effectively with the deaf community. Unfortunately, some people try to learn ASL by relying too heavily […]