ASL Dictionary Hack 5.4 + Redeem Codes
American Sign Language
Developer: Software Studios LLC
Category: Education
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 5.4
ID: com.appsavers.asldict
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Description
ASL Sign Language Dictionary. Over 5,200 Signed words in ASL. The most complete ASL American Sign Language Video Dictionary.
Translate English into ASL, from A-Z, plus the entire numerical system, common English phrases, symbols and much more. A must have educational iPhone, and iPad app.
**One time fee, no ad's and nothing else to pay for.
FEATURES
• Over 5,200 signs from A-Z
• 765 Multiple meaning words signed
• Multiple word signs such as “don’t want” & “hard of hearing”
• 473 Idioms translated
• Time
• Money
• Dates, Months, Years
• General numbers
• Finger Spelled Alphabet
• Symbols
• Common Phrases like “You’re too late”
• Dark Mode (Found under device Settings, Display and Brightness)
New feature: Swipe video screen to load next or previous video
Learn Sign Language, by watching our professional Sign Language interpreter and instructor sign over 5,200 individual and multiple word signs. ASL is the first language for people who are deaf.
OVER 5,200 SIGNED WORDS
**No Internet required. (All 5200 videos are included in the ASL Dictionary)
**Note: If you are a hearing person, there is no sound with this application.
**Comments, questions or support, please contact us at [email protected]
***Guaranteed to work perfectly. If you have an issue please email us for help at [email protected] Thank You***
THANK YOU
Translate English into ASL, from A-Z, plus the entire numerical system, common English phrases, symbols and much more. A must have educational iPhone, and iPad app.
**One time fee, no ad's and nothing else to pay for.
FEATURES
• Over 5,200 signs from A-Z
• 765 Multiple meaning words signed
• Multiple word signs such as “don’t want” & “hard of hearing”
• 473 Idioms translated
• Time
• Money
• Dates, Months, Years
• General numbers
• Finger Spelled Alphabet
• Symbols
• Common Phrases like “You’re too late”
• Dark Mode (Found under device Settings, Display and Brightness)
New feature: Swipe video screen to load next or previous video
Learn Sign Language, by watching our professional Sign Language interpreter and instructor sign over 5,200 individual and multiple word signs. ASL is the first language for people who are deaf.
OVER 5,200 SIGNED WORDS
**No Internet required. (All 5200 videos are included in the ASL Dictionary)
**Note: If you are a hearing person, there is no sound with this application.
**Comments, questions or support, please contact us at [email protected]
***Guaranteed to work perfectly. If you have an issue please email us for help at [email protected] Thank You***
THANK YOU
Version history
5.4
2023-06-07
ASL Dictionary update. Various fixes and improvements.
5.3
2022-11-18
Update for ASL Dictionary
5.2
2021-12-14
Update for iPhone 13, iOS 15 and iPad Mini
5.1
2021-08-14
Various updates and improvements
5.0
2021-05-04
Various fixes and improvements.
4.9
2020-12-06
Update for iPhone 12, and 12 Pro, plus various fixes and improvements.
4.8
2020-05-31
ASL Dictionary update and various improvements.
4.7
2020-04-30
Dark Mode and ASL Dictionary update.
4.6
2020-04-22
ASL Dictionary update and improvements plus iOS 13
4.5
2018-10-03
Update for iOS 12 and iPhone XS Max
4.4
2018-09-12
ASL Dictionary update.
4.3
2018-08-15
ASL Dictionary update.
4.2
2018-03-02
ASL Dictionary update.
4.1
2017-09-23
ASL Dictionary improvements.
4.0
2017-09-05
*New Universal design for iPhone & iPad.
*No internet required.
*All 5200 videos are now included in the app.
*Loop all videos as default. (Find new option in tools)
*New home page layout
*No internet required.
*All 5200 videos are now included in the app.
*Loop all videos as default. (Find new option in tools)
*New home page layout
2.11
2015-07-09
Updated for iOS 8.4
Corrects issues with Swipe screen for next and previous sign, Replay and Slow Motion.
Corrects issues with Swipe screen for next and previous sign, Replay and Slow Motion.
2.10
2015-01-28
*iOS8 Ready
*iPhone 6 and 6 plus ready
*New About page introducing our new Mac App
*iPhone 6 and 6 plus ready
*New About page introducing our new Mac App
2.8
2014-08-25
Minor improvements.
2.7
2014-08-07
Support for iOS 6.
2.6
2014-07-24
Improved Search and UI.
2.5
2014-03-22
Bug fix.
Support for iOS 5.0 and 6.0
Support for iOS 5.0 and 6.0
2.4
2014-03-17
Returned the categories button to its place.
2.3
2014-03-12
For those of you that requested it, your music can now play while using the Dictionary.
Icon update.
Icon update.
2.2
2013-10-12
For iOS7, we replaced the missing "Categories" button in Navigation bar.
2.1
2013-09-24
By popular request: If you are a hearing person, you can now play your music while using the app.
Thank you for all the great feedback and star ratings on the app store. Your continued support means a lot to us.
Please leave us a review and star rating.
Thank you :)
Thank you for all the great feedback and star ratings on the app store. Your continued support means a lot to us.
Please leave us a review and star rating.
Thank you :)
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
1 314 Ratings
Reviews
CLiechty,
Very helpful in learning ASL vocabulary
This app has been an important tool to help me learn ASL over the last 7 years. It doesn’t have all the signs I want, but as I don’t have fluent ASL speakers around very often, it is a good source for new signs and to help me remember some I once knew. I’m a Dad with 2 deaf children who have cochlear implants. They are mostly oral and in mainstream school, but we want to be bilingual as much as possible. This app is a key tool.
Neurotic Atheist,
Not many signs
I am a DHH long term substitute teacher for who is not fluent in ASL. I know, I know, but the district was desperate and I know enough to teach kiddos who are very young and don’t have much language since their parents don’t sign. Anyway, this app has been pretty much useless since about 90% of the time there isn’t the sign I need on here. Thank goodness for my aide who is hard of hearing and is fluent in ASL, but I feel bad always having to ask him. Also, I have an awesome paper dictionary but it takes longer to look up words and the drawings aren’t always easy to understand. If you added more signs, this would be an awesome app since the signers are very easy to understand.
Armando Gimenez,
Needs Updating
This is a great app and one of the few of it's kind. I like this app because of how many signs are provided, but some signs are either outdated or incorrect. One that i know is incorrect are the signs for "Missouri" and "Montana", they're actually backwards (Missouri is M-O, and Montana is that sign that's listed as the one for Missouri). It would be nice if the signs could be corrected or updated, maybe even include different ways of signing them since there are often regional differences in signs.
Tzme,
Use at work all the time!
This app helps me fill in the many large gaps in my ASL vocabulary. I use it almost daily with young children who receive speech/language services and their parents. I’ve referred many parents and other professionals to the app, as well!
sandee20,
Love it!
Yes I love it, and it is very easy to use. It has lots of words which are easy to find alphabetically. Because I am deaf on one side and heard of hearing in the other, I am learning ASL. The ASL Dictionary is very useful and I highly recommend it especially for ASL learners.
It is now two years later and I still love this app.
It is now two years later and I still love this app.
tsimonds,
Solid App for the Price; Hopefully to Improve
A good app. One major thing for me is that it doesn't explain similar signs—how they differ, or if they ARE the same and one can figure it out by context. For example I just looked up “day in and day out (everyday)” and it looks like another sign I’ve seen. Unfortunately I’m worried about doing it wrong. No one is here to help me move fwd.
Chaoscrow,
Awesome app
This app works perfectly for what I want. I just wish it could send me a word of the day or week or some notifications to remind me to practice. Other than that this app has almost every word I have needed in one way or another.
hei20hei05,
Pretty good
Some of them don’t seem right and I don’t have someone who I can ask because im not around deaf or fluent asl people also she doesn’t have any facial expression which bothers me a lot. And there should be notes on some where it can mean different things depending on the face. Just a thought but it’s pretty good
PatteeAnn,
This app helps!
My granddaughter lives with us and is deaf. We use it everyday for past 5 years or so. I wish the photo of the interpreter was bigger or a written explanation of the sign and where it comes from (memory aid) was included.
JakAlaska,
Wonderful and useful
I recently started a job with a coworker who is deaf. The whole crew is really cool about learning ASL and this tool has been great. I only wish there was an option to save signs to flash cards or a shortlist to study them more easily when you have specific words to learn.
