Amazing
wow
Great!
👍
So far so good!
Asl
THIS IS AMAZING
Outstanding
Asl learning
ASL
Good but some incorrect information
Don’t waste your time with this app
Response from developer
We’re really sorry to hear that you’re feeling discouraged. We truly believe everyone should have the opportunity to learn ASL, and we understand how important accessibility and communication are. Otty does offer a free trial, so eligible users can try the full experience before committing to a subscription. Apple determines eligibility for introductory offers, so the trial may not be available if it has already been used on that Apple ID. If the subscription is still outside your budget, please reach out to us at support@otty-learning.com Tell us a little about your situation, and we’ll see if there’s anything we can do to help. We’re really glad you want to learn ASL, and we hope we can help you continue that journey. ❤️
Brunilza
🤷🏻♀️
Es muy fácil y práctico
Innacurate
Love the concept
Response from developer
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We completely understand your concern, and we agree that the hand movements are the most important part to focus on when learning ASL. There is, however, an important distinction in ASL that may not be obvious at first. Facial and mouth movements are actually part of ASL grammar and are called non-manual markers or mouth morphemes. They can add meaning to a sign, such as describing size, manner, intensity, distance, or other grammatical information. Some ASL signs even require a specific mouth movement as part of their correct production. At the same time, this does not mean that every ASL sign should simply be "spoken" with the mouth in English. English mouthing and ASL mouth morphemes are two different things. Our goal is to teach the visual and grammatical aspects of ASL, including the role of non-manual markers, rather than asking learners to rely on lip-reading. We appreciate your feedback because it highlights how important it is to make the distinction between the hands and non-manual components clearer for beginners. We'll keep this in mind as we improve the learning experience.
