It's important to note that:
* ASL is not the only sign language used in these countries. There are regional variations and other sign languages used by Deaf communities within the US and Canada.
* ASL is not spoken. Sign languages are visual languages and use hand gestures, facial expressions, and body language to communicate.
* Other countries may have their own sign languages, often influenced by ASL. For example, some sign languages in Latin America are based on ASL.
While ASL is the primary sign language in the US and Canada, there are many other sign languages spoken around the world.