American Sign Language Alphabet The American Sign Language Alphabet is a set of alphabetic finger signs for manually spelling out words, generally used for words that do not have available signs for expression within ASL, such as proper names, technical terms, foreign vocabulary, and so forth. There are also included a set of numbers for the expression of digits. It is based on an old Spanish manual alphabet that goes back to around the 17th century or before.
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ASL University has a useful page of exercises and quizzes and other information on ASL Finger Spelling. There is also a Advanced Practice Tool here that allows one to practice receiving messages in finger spelling, with options for setting speed and size of words.
This representation of the American Sign Language alphabet was made using David Rakowski's Gallaudet fingerspelling font, which can be found here.
