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Adult Conversational Spanish: Beginner Part 1 – (Live Virtual)
Always wanted to learn or refresh your Spanish? This class focuses on building conversational skills through interactive practice. Topics include greetings, pronunciation, numbers, food, clothing, and basic grammar. You'll engage in small conversations and explore cultural insights like word origins and dialects. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. This class will be held online. You will receive an email from the instructor prior to the class date with directions on how to join. No refunds after link has been sent. -
Adult Conversational Spanish: Beginner Part 2 – (Live Virtual)
Continue your Spanish journey in Beginner Spanish Part 2! Build on conversational skills for directions, restaurants, and everyday interactions. Learn vocabulary on weather, dates, family, and key verbs like ser and tener. Explore cultural topics on food, family, and friendships. Open to new and returning students. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. This class will be held online. You will receive an email from the instructor prior to the class date with directions on how to join. No refunds after link has been sent. -
Adult Conversational Spanish: Spanish for Travelers (Live Virtual)
Learn Spanish for travel from the comfort of home! This live, interactive course helps adults master essential phrases for greetings, dining, and directions. With Futura’s engaging approach, you’ll build confidence while having fun. Perfect for beginners and those with some experience. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. This class will be held online. You will receive an email from the instructor prior to the class date with directions on how to join. No refunds after link has been sent. -
American Sign Language
Want to learn basic American Sign Language skills for communicating with deaf and hard of hearing people? Expressive and receptive skills will be developed in vocabulary, fingerspelling, and number concepts. Storytelling concepts, as well as translating music, will be covered in this class. Focus will be on the use of ASL signs and concepts following English word order. No textbook required. Handouts will be provided. -
NewSign names, BSL Taster Session, July 2008 (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)American Sign Language II - Out and About in Rochester
Here we go! What’s more fun than going window shopping? Experience learning American Sign Language at four different locations in Rochester with Stacy and Jesse. Come with a basic knowledge of sign language and build your vocabulary, improve your respective skills, and have lots of fun. Once registered, you will be sent a list of the locations in your registration confirmation email. Please bring paper and a pen or pencil.