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					<description><![CDATA[Learn to fingerspell the American Sign Language alphabet — the 26 one-handed handshapes that let you spell a]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Learn to fingerspell the American Sign Language alphabet — the 26 one-handed handshapes that let you spell a name, a place, or any word that has no dedicated sign of its own.</p>
<h3>What you will learn</h3>
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<li>The ASL manual alphabet, A through Z</li>
<li>Correct hand position, palm orientation, and posture — the things that make spelling readable rather than merely correct</li>
<li>How to tell apart the handshapes beginners most often confuse: A / S / T, D / F, K / V, M / N</li>
<li>How to read fingerspelling back when someone spells to you, which is harder than producing it</li>
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<h3>Who this is for</h3>
<p>Complete beginners. No prior signing experience is assumed, and you need nothing but your hands and somewhere to practice.</p>
<h3>What this course is not</h3>
<p>Fingerspelling is one small part of American Sign Language, not the language itself. ASL is a full natural language with its own grammar, syntax, and regional variation — it is not English rendered on the hands. Learning the alphabet gives you a useful tool and an entry point; it does not make you a signer. If this course leaves you wanting more, the next step is ASL instruction from Deaf teachers.</p>
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