Hand Talk: ASL Sign Language 4+

Name: Hand Talk: ASL Sign Language
Rating: 4 (494 reviews)
Author: Hand Talk Servicos Ltda

Translate and learn ASL

Hand Talk Servicos Ltda

Designed for iPad

- 4.0 • 494 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Led by Hugo and Maya, the world’s most lovable 3D translators, the Hand Talk app automatically translates text and audio to American Sign Language (ASL) and Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) through artificial Intelligence.

If you’re interested in learning a new language in a practical and fun way, the Hand Talk app is the right choice for you!

There are over 466 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the world, and Hand Talk, elected the World’s Best Social App by the UN, emerges as a pocket translator with the goal of bringing people together through technology and communication.

You can rate the translations and save your favourite ones, adjust speed, customize their clothes and background in the Store and much more!

The Hand Talk app is a powerful tool, used in the most diverse contexts:
• In the classroom, by teachers, students and interpreters as a complementary communication resource;
• At home, by families with deaf and hearing people;
• By sign language students that want to improve their vocabulary.

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If you have any questions, visit our Terms of Use ( https://suporte.handtalk.me/kb/article/240750/terms-and-conditions-hand-talk-app )

Apr 1, 2024

Version 4.7.0

• We've made some improvements to make the app faster and more efficient. Now, you can enjoy a smoother and more responsive experience, making things easier and quicker throughout the app.

4.0 out of 5

494 Ratings

You have to be careful while using

I used this for my sister now keep in mind that she has much more going on than just being deaf as she has other severe disabilities. She got very upset when I was using this app it made her feel dumb for not being able to just talk normally. I have learned for my situation it’s better to help show you the words and you sign them. I think that app has a great start and that they just need to make it so that the deaf can sign to the app and translate to text.

This app is weird

So when I was a baby my mom taught me sign language. When I type in one of the signs it is different then what my mom taught me. After that I look it up and it says that my moms way is right. So I don’t know if this is quite accurate. Overall I think this app is useful and helpful.

This is NOT ASL!

Interesting idea but it is painfully obvious this app team does not know ASL. It looks like they are using a cheap written dictionary to get the signs. Don’t use this app thinking you’re communication with a deaf person. You’d be better off just typing a message in English. You could type in Portuguese and use google translate to get the English and it would still be better communication. They could hire a team of fluent ASL users from Gallaudet and maybe get closer to accurate language. Their graphics engine and rendering seems usable. It’s just the language part that is totally deficient. Unless picking up my mother at the mall involves also unaliving her on the way there.

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Size

93.1 MB