ProDeaf Translator 3.6

Reviews

5 ★, on 2016-09-23
I took 2 year of sign language. But naturally there are still some signs I font know. This is perfect for anyone learning or just needing to refresh their knowledge! I love the fact that you can change the speed, as well as turning to see other parts of the hands. If I was to give any advice the ONLY thing I could think of would be to maybe add some facial expressions since that's such a big part of ASL. All in all though I give this app a 5/5!

5 ★, on 2016-09-30
in the common words they have where it signs wrong for what your name because when I type in what's your name it signed differently, don't know if it's signs differently i there's a quotation mark. Wish they had quiz to Go with it I think it would be more helpful and if the guy talked while signing overall really good app better than most the sign language apps

5 ★, on 2017-04-11
Love this app ! My daughter has Autism and ASL is the only way we found that she will communicate with. This app is great . You can change the signing speeds. The only cons I would have with app is there are signs for things that app will finger spell out instead or using sign. I also wish it would store previous history longer when I close app and reopen previous history is gone . Other then that app is great . Would recommend.

3 ★, on 2017-07-25
That's not asl. Those are hand motions. If you're actually deaf, or even a KODA like me..you know what I mean. Now..those hand signs are accurate enough for a phone app, I'll give it that much. Asl is MUCH MORE than that tho. This message is really for the hearing people who sign with your elbows up, arms stiff, head straight forward and that stuuuupid duck face yall usually make..drives deaf people nuts..Loosen up a bit. BEST WAY YOU'LL EVER HEAR HOW TO SIGN PERFECT ASL -feed your emotions thru your signs when signing - otherwise..you get bagged on xD goodluck

5 ★, on 2017-02-19
Such a clever idea! Instead of those confusing dictionary pictures, you can actually see someone signing the words. I hope you continue to add to the ASL version! Update: Now, the program even takes non-manual signalers (eyebrows, etc) into account. Wonderful, wonderful app!!

3 ★, on 2017-04-15
Mostly a good app... Just many words that do have simple signs are finger spelled by this app. Im a hearing impared person who has been learning ASL as an adult and in social situations its helped but sometime hindered with no sign, wrong or english. Some signs are hard to see correctly also. I think good for beginners.