ASL
The American sign language Alphabet.
A Project FingerAlphabet reference manual with the handshapes for the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9
Need an ebook instead of a poster?
What’s inside
How to fingerspell
Includes a short introduction to fingerspelling and a basic how-to.
All handshapes from two angles
26 letters. 10 numbers.
Approved by professional American sign language experts.
2021 Image Update
A new version of this ebook (with a larger version of the original images) was published in early 2021 to accommodate higher resolution displays.
Free posters
Each book includes a link to access the free ASL alphabet posters.
Detail & Overview
Includes separate pages for the individual letters & numbers, as well as summary overview pages.
Direct sales on fingeralphabet.org cover the one-time and ongoing publication costs of the complete series.
This allows all titles to be made available throughout the wordwide book catalogs.
About The Book
This is the ASL edition of a unique series of beautifully illustrated international sign language alphabet reference books for Project FingerAlphabet.
The target audience includes libraries and individuals who need or prefer the hand alphaber information in book format (with ISBN).
All manual alphabets were approved by professional sign language experts.
Publisher : LegendaryMedia Publishing
Publication Date: March 27, 2015
Edition / Version: 3.0
Language : English
File size : ~3MB
eISBN: 978-3864690402
Print length: 63 pages
Screenshots – the book might display differently depending on your devices and your chosen settings.
Letters
Numbers
Would you prefer the ASL alphabet information in an ebook rather than as a print poster pdf?
Then this digital book might be the right choice for you.
By Lassal for Project FingerAlphabet
Other ASL ALPHABET books
About the author
S.T. Lassal is the author and illustrator of several books on international sign language alphabets and supplementary workbooks for self-study.
Through Project FingerAlphabet, a pro bono publico project dedicated to making accurate sign language alphabet materials freely accessible, Lassal provides free downloadable alphabet charts for multiple international sign language alphabets. The project was nominated for the German Award for Civic Engagement.
All handshape illustrations were individually created and validated per alphabet by independent, recognized sign language experts from the respective countries. The ASL and DGS alphabets were additionally developed into professional sign language alphabet fonts.
