Which form of sign language is best to learn?

First, you must understand that sign languages are exactly the same as spoken languages, to the extent that each is different and unique - culturally and linguistically. read more

You're best off learning whichever sign language fits your country of residence. There is an International Sign Language but I'm not sure how many Deaf people can actually use it and no one has it as a first language so it's not a great choice for a hearing person. read more

Hire a private, qualified sign language tutor. If you want to learn sign language quickly, a private tutor could be the best way. Research local, qualified sign language tutors in your area who are willing to offer private tuition. Courses could be done in one-to-one sessions, or in small groups of your choice. read more

Learn to Sign the Fun Way: Let Your Fingers Do the Talking with Games, Puzzles, and Activities in American Sign Language This is a great book full of fun games, activities, and puzzles to help teach ASL. This is a self-study book that is mostly geared toward kids, but is great for beginning ASL students. read more