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I started trying to learn American Sign Language a few months ago on my own, but it was very difficult because I didn't know anyone else who used it. I am hoping to meet someone here who uses ASL so that maybe I can learn it again.
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    I don't think one is better to learn than the other. But they do have different accents, a few different spellings, some different words, and if you want to get REALLY picky, there are some slightly different grammatical rules in specific cases. But you should learn the one that you most want to use. If you want to travel in the UK, you should learn British English, for example. But if you want to communicate with friends in the USA, you should pick American English. It's your choice.
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    April 10, 2013
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    There is a famous reading program for children called "Hooked on Phonics." They have many products you could try.
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    April 9, 2013
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