memorization
Glory
Member
2/12/2026
5 Comments
How can I better memorize the signs that I’m learning I’m the only one in my household learning ASL and I have a hard time remembering signs for later. Any tips?
Discussion (5)
Reese Stone
2/12/2026
If you want to work extra hard, give yourself little tests throughout the day where you write down all the signs you’ve learned and go through the list trying to sign them all. Also, practice making sentences using the ASL grammar structure and practice signing those as well.
Mackaronni
2/12/2026
I’m learning alone also. While I drive around I finger spell words I see while I’m driving. street signs, license plates etc. I do the same while sitting somewhere like the doctors office. if I’m alone I talk out loud to my self and I try to sign what I say as much as possible. It will not be in proper ASL format but it helps me remember and apply the signs I’ve learned.
Glory
2/12/2026
I like that idea!
Rose
2/13/2026
I click on the dictionary icon and go to the glossary to quiz myself on various categories Ive learned.
Kelly
2/17/2026
I memorized the alphabet by finger spelling random words throughout the day. I have a harder time learning actual words but I would recommend signing to yourself when you have free time or even signing to others while you speak, just to get some practice
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