Miguel valles
Member
Am i the only one who feel they teaching wrong sign? No hate but i think i cant understand what they signing even if i already how to sign it but they sign it differently. I want to learn but they making me confuse please some clear this up for me??
✨💖𝓒𝓱𝓪𝓻𝓵𝓸𝓽𝓽𝓮💖✨
2/7/2026
I think there are multiple ways to sign something and I think you just learned a deferent way than the app. You can always find a different app if you would like.
Reese Stone
2/7/2026
Just like with spoken languages, there are many accents and dialects in ASL! It’s kind of like how some say “pop” and others say “soda”. It’s not the wrong way, just a different way :)
🎀Caroline🎀
2/7/2026
There are multiple ways. Think about how in different parts of a country people say it differently. It is the same thing with ASL
Gigi
2/7/2026
I understand the frustration of seeing a different sign for something you've already learned. I've been looking up the signs on Signing Savvy when I want to confirm I remembered correctly. While it is frustrating, I know it will help me better understand different people. Not everyone will sign using the same versions I've been taught. It's helpful to see the different variations for the same word.
🌺Adalyn🌺Grace🌺
2/7/2026
🌺Adalyn🌺Grace🌺
2/7/2026
🌺Adalyn🌺Grace🌺
2/7/2026
Yes! okay so it is not just me
Sing and Sign 🎹🎹🙏
2/7/2026
Totally but sign language is very fluid not straight forward one rule
Hannah
2/7/2026
yes
Scarlett Roemer
2/8/2026
Different is spelled wrong
Scarlett Roemer
2/8/2026
Different is spelled wrong
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