ASL Dictionary Sign Language

The woman speaks when she signs. Seems to over enunciate. I found myself reading her lips more than watching her sign. Bit of a distraction for my learning style.

Bare bones dictionary with very little context as to the sense of the word; eg. if you look up WORK it doesn't say whether this can be used to mean "this method works" or "my phone works." It would help to know up front what region of the US or Canada all these signs are from, as they have very little in common with the New York style of ASL I am currently learning. Quizzes would be more helpful if they were not multiple choice. A "reveal answer" button would be more useful as I'd have to think more; the choices are so random that only one is even close and it's a giveaway. Thank you.

The content is fine. The organization is terrible. I should see groupings like Time Expressions Question Words / Wh words Conjunctions / Connectors Quantitative Words Instead you get “Verbs”. Nouns. Etc. too vague and general.

I just bought this app. My first 10 minutes I found one missing feature and one irritating. 1. Missing: There are few ways to sign the same word. This app apparently shows only one. Which is a big gap. Can this feature be added? 2. Quizzes: the signer is mouthing the word which becomes a big hint or answer. This reduces the value of the quizzes. Let me know if these features will be added in future? Regards

This is my go-to app for ASL vocab!

I was born with hearing loss and English was so hard to learn but with this, I learned to speak better! I also can communicate to others because they learned ASL for me!

I direct an Indigenous language revitalization department for my community and we apply ASL to what we teach. We use it every time we need to know the sign for a word. I would give it 10 stars if it allowed me to change the name for the signs from English to our own language and 20 stars if the lady in the video didn’t mouth the words in English. Also great that it doesn’t collect personal data.

I’m in college taking ASL classes and this has helped me a lot studying

this App. My deaf daughter and I use this all of the time Naughty Girl

If you are trying to learn sign language, I would start with a class or an online program, but this app is great once you’re an intermediate speaker.