Where can you learn American Sign Language?

Answer 1

Schools, Cooperative Extension Classes, Churches, books, online course

This web site offers a free online course. For a nominal fee you can download the course in a pdf file. http://www.lessontutor.com/ASLgenhome.html

This is also a free site, from the ASL University. Also for a small fee you can have the lessons on a CD.

http://lifeprint.com/index.htm
Sign language is different according to what country you are in, and what ethnicity you are speaking to (though there is a standard), what particular city/state you are in (US), what idiosyncrasies, slangs, and culturalisms you wish to say. For amer. english, an easy start would be to find an ASL (american sign language) site on the web, and start signing.
You use sign language to communicate with other people. Sign language is more than just the signing, it is a full circle of culture and grammar.

BUT HOW DO YOU USE IT?!

There are lots of local community colleges and night classes that offer ASL classes. you can also teach yourself with books which you can find at bookstores such as boarders

There is a book for british sign language called Sign Language by Cath Smith. Thanks to that book, now I speak sign language!
By using your hands and fingers to spell words to deaf people or sometimes spys use it so they can be quiet.
People use their hands and the other people understand

Answer 2

You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) at community colleges, universities, online platforms, and through ASL classes offered by local deaf organizations or schools for the deaf. There are also many resources available such as books, videos, and mobile apps to help you learn ASL.

Answer 3

Learning American Sign language (or any sign language) is not easy to do via internet, and nearly impossible to learn from books. Your best bet is to find a course at a local community college.

If you want to get a head start online, check out Handspeak. It has a lot of ASL information.