Learn Indian Sign Language

Explore the 26 letters of the English alphabet in Indian sign language, noting regional variations in signing and fingerspelling.

Learn the Indian Sign Language alphabet from a to z, building a solid foundation in ISL.

Indian sign language uses multiple signs for the same letters, reflecting diverse styles and deaf cultures. Learn to use the dominant hand with a supporting hand.

Learn basic greetings in sign language, spell with the alphabet A to Z while watching lip movements, and greet others with hello or hi at times of day while smiling.

Learn greetings in indian sign language and practice introductory signs in part 1 to start communicating through sign language.

Learn how facial expressions accompany signs in Indian Sign Language greetings, using sun-based time signs (morning, afternoon, evening, night) and expressive cues for hello, bye, yes, and sorry.

Learn greetings in Indian Sign Language and practice common signs to start conversations confidently in everyday settings.

Explore basic sign language greetings and essential phrases, practice communicating with friends and family, and learn that disability and handicap share the same sign.

Explore Indian Sign Language phrases, part 1, within the Learn Indian Sign Language course for learners.

Learn Indian Sign Language phrases, part 2, to build practical communication through commonly used signs.

Learn signs for death, deaf and hard of hearing, and hearing, and understand sign grammar, facial expressions, and question forms in everyday communication.

Explore relationships and family signs in Indian Sign Language, including the head of the family, father and mother signs, and signs for son and daughter.

Explore family and relationship signs in Indian Sign Language, introducing foundational vocabulary and signing patterns to express kinship and connections.

Learn Indian sign language through family and relationship signs, including brother and sister variants, parents, child, marriage, husband and wife signs, and practice signing relatives.

Learn Indian Sign Language family and relationship signs part 2 to expand your vocabulary, improve comprehension, and communicate effectively with loved ones.

Learn family relation signs in Indian Sign Language, including mother-in-law, father-in-law, and the signs for sister's husband or brother's wife's family, and practice combining two relation signs with accurate pointing.

Explore the concept of days as the sun's cycle from sunrise to sunrise, and learn the sign for 'day' with a few practical examples.

Master calendar signs in Indian Sign Language by learning the signs for the days of the week and practicing clear, everyday communication.

Explore calendar signs in Indian sign language Monday through Friday, explain why Saturday is half a working day and Sunday signed s closed, and learn cues for yesterday, today, tomorrow.

Master calendar signs for days of the week in Indian sign language by practicing signs from one week to four months and sharing experiences signing with deaf people.

Explore calendar signs in Indian sign language, focusing on the twelve months and how to sign multiple years, building on prior practice of days of the week.

Learn calendar signs for the months of the year in Indian Sign Language, building foundational skills to express dates.

Learn how Indian sign language calendar signs link months to festivals and weather, with April from heat, August for Independence Day, September for Ganesh Chaturthi, and December for cold.

Learn calendar signs for the months of the year and practice signing with mouth movements to aid understanding, then observe and ask questions to improve communication.

Learn more general vocabulary in Indian sign language with a variety of words you can practice. Watch to see these words and expand your signing repertoire.

Learn general signs for general vocabulary in Indian sign language, establishing foundational communication for everyday conversations.

Learn how to sign names in India using multiple visual signs and directions, reflecting hospital culture and the importance of direction, such as 'I help you' and 'you help me'.

Develop general vocabulary in Indian Sign Language through diverse examples, review the videos, and practice again while asking questions to receive answers.

Explore opposites in Indian sign language to boost daily communication, signing the word with appropriate facial expressions and, when needed, accompanying body movements.

Learn Indian Sign Language signs for opposite words. Explore how to express contrasts using these signs.

Explore how to sign opposite words in Indian sign language, using facial expressions and body cues to convey strong versus weak, big versus small, and new versus old.

Practice observing signs, expressions, and body movements for opposite words, and watch and practice repeatedly to reinforce learning; ask questions if anything is unclear.

Explore action words in Indian sign language by practicing signing and conversing with deaf people, building on last time's opposites and learning how these words are signed.

Learn Indian Sign Language by exploring signs for action words, strengthening communication through practical, engaging sign practice.

Explore action words like do, discuss, question, and answer, and learn how direction between speakers shapes meaning, with examples of different colors on adjacent houses.

Explore action words, understand their meanings, and see examples of how they are signed. Practice regularly to expand your signing vocabulary and keep improving your signing.

Introduce wh questions in Indian Sign Language and show practical examples to strengthen your ability to sign what, where, and when.

Explore signs for wh questions in Indian Sign Language to build foundational skills in formulating clear, context-rich inquiries.

Explore WH questions in Indian Sign Language, using facial expressions and raised eyebrows, and distinguish what, where, which, when, and what time, with questions signed last.

Master wh questions in Indian sign language by practicing questions with family, relatives, opposites, actions, and signs. Memorize the signs, then combine them and share your examples.