Northeastern University is where I took ASL. And it's also a big center for Deaf culture. There's a weekly Deaf Lunch, which is attended by ASL students, Deaf students and faculty, Deaf people who live in the area, and random people who want to practice their ASL.
My ASL level is such that, if I were dropped into a city where everyone was Deaf and spoke ASL, I could probably just about barely get by, if people were patient and helped me out. Which is actually better than any other language I know.
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Date: 2005-09-13 01:02 am (UTC)My ASL level is such that, if I were dropped into a city where everyone was Deaf and spoke ASL, I could probably just about barely get by, if people were patient and helped me out. Which is actually better than any other language I know.