Sign Language ASL Pocket Sign

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About this app

Learning sign language will have you connecting with many more people in your community. There are many advantages to learning asl such as making new friends, teaching a baby how to talk and if your family is deaf or hard of hearing,

Pocket Sign offers hundreds of video sign language ASL lessons packed in small sized lessons. Learn sign language effectively with our interactive questions:

- Hundreds of Interactive video lessons
- Learn to sign and translate sign language
- Fun questions
- Use items to make the learning easier and fun
- Learn the sign language alphabet
- Common phrases and greetings used everyday
- Baby sign language
- American Sign Language ASL dictionary
- basic sign language phrases

ASL Sign Language - Pocket Sign
https://www.pocketsign.com

Ratings and reviews

HIDDEN PAYWALL Amazing looking app, clear signs, and a clear progression. Fun and varied games to test yourself against. And even an easy searchable dictionary But over 90% of the app is behind an unshiftable paywall. 5-6 dollars a month. Far cheaper than a tutor, but more than some can Pay into something that they may fail to use, or loose access to. There is no lifetime option, one that I would have been happy to pay for, nor is there an ad ridden version, which I would again be happy to use.

Using it for free currently. Can only do 1 random free lesson per day, which you ironically can't go back and review after that day, even after you've done it. The dictionary is great so far from what I can tell and the finger spelling also. Sign words and flash cards are pretty much the same and the sign sentences only give me the same few over and over despite doing the free lessons and getting more vocabulary.

The idea of the app is great, but there are a lot of flaws and things to improve upon. 1st it being free shouldn't mean the bare minimum and only being able to practice 1 time a day. It really doesn't help with remembering the next time. 2nd I did the thing for where you sign to the camera and even though I didn't do quite a few of the signs somehow I got them correct. It would also be helpful when they are signing what your sentence is saying that it wasn't blocked with what is on the screen.

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