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Hello :)
Welcome!
I encourage you to find a qualified local Deaf tutor or ASL instructor to help you learn fingerspelling.
This fingerspelling site is a little tool I put together to help my students get some receptive practice. It isn't perfect, but it seems to help so I figured I'd share it with the world.
If it is of use to you, great!
I wish you the very best!
Cordially,
- Bill Vicars
p.s. If your browser is slow and reloads this page each time you play a new word you might improve your browser's performance by making sure your browser is set to get the images from its local cache (memory). If you are using the "Internet Explorer" browser here are instructions: Find the "Tools" menu then go to "Internet Options" > General > Browsing History > Settings > Temporary Internet Files > "Check for newer versions of stored pages," choose "Automatically." That will load the images from your computer's memory (cache) instead of downloading them for each word.