chris klassen
ASL Practice Group for Adults
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My name is Carla Klassen and I am an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.
I facilitate a monthly practice group for adults wanting to better their skills in ASL.
This group is for everyone! From beginners to expert signers. If you don't know ASL but are interested in trying it out, join us. This group is FREE to attend, and no registration is required. Simply come if you can. If you need to show up late or leave early, no problem! This group is a welcoming and casual meeting where we aim to help each other become better signers in a safe environment. Every month we practice different skills and learn new vocabulary through a variety of activities. Any materials that may be needed are provided at no cost.
Our next get together will be on Nov. 19th from 5:30-7:00pm at Western Redi Mix (131 105 Street East, Saskatoon) to learn about Deafisms/Deaf idioms. For example, the phrase "train-go-sorry" means "you missed it!/You missed the boat on that!/The opportunity is gone now!" We will also do an activity that challenges us to play with the language and be creative in its usage.
I invite you to join us to meet other ASL enthusiasts and practice your sign language skills.
If you have any questions, please reply to this ad.
I hope you can join us!
I facilitate a monthly practice group for adults wanting to better their skills in ASL.
This group is for everyone! From beginners to expert signers. If you don't know ASL but are interested in trying it out, join us. This group is FREE to attend, and no registration is required. Simply come if you can. If you need to show up late or leave early, no problem! This group is a welcoming and casual meeting where we aim to help each other become better signers in a safe environment. Every month we practice different skills and learn new vocabulary through a variety of activities. Any materials that may be needed are provided at no cost.
Our next get together will be on Nov. 19th from 5:30-7:00pm at Western Redi Mix (131 105 Street East, Saskatoon) to learn about Deafisms/Deaf idioms. For example, the phrase "train-go-sorry" means "you missed it!/You missed the boat on that!/The opportunity is gone now!" We will also do an activity that challenges us to play with the language and be creative in its usage.
I invite you to join us to meet other ASL enthusiasts and practice your sign language skills.
If you have any questions, please reply to this ad.
I hope you can join us!
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community | activities, groups
2026-11-04