OverviewThe dialog includes some common phrases used in greetings and everyday conversations along with some basic ASL sentence structures and popular conversational signs. The importance of facial clues in ASL grammar is described and techniques for asking questions are introduced. Several insights into some common activities associated with the lives of Deaf people are presented. The trial version contains just a sample of the actual lesson's content. Enroll or Login for the complete course content. To begin, read the English dialog and become comfortable with it. Then proceed to the next section to see the ASL version of the same dialog and learn the signs used to sign the dialog. | Sally | Hello. What's up?
| | Fred | Nothing. I'm bored.
| | Sally | Oh, poor you. Hey, guess what!
| | Fred | What?
| | Sally | I'm learning ASL.
| | Fred | That's cool! Can I learn ASL with you?
| | Sally | Sure.
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