American Sign Language

put your hand in a closed five shape like your about to shake somebodies hand and then place it on your chest. act like your brushing something off but instead of brushing down, brush up. This is the sign for happy. For holidays you would use the word break or vacation and that one is harder to explain but you can go to ASLpro.com and it will tell tou everything

there is no such thing as am in sign language. You dont use words like that.

To sign "Ian" in American Sign Language (ASL), fingerspell the letters I, A, and N in sequence. Start with the right hand in a closed fist and fingerspell each letter sequentially moving from left to right.

Im deaf and i know how to say it. but hard to explain

your both hands said two and put both hands together by top of your finger and move it- forward and backward

Im deaf and i know how to said it.

The sign for "thank you" is made by starting with the fingers of your dominant hand near your lips. Your hand should be a "flat hand." Move your hand forward and a bit down in the direction of the person you are thanking. Smile.
Memory aid: Don't pucker up, but imagine blowing a kiss to the person you are thanking.
Note: If you use two hands with this sign it means you are "very" grateful.


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its easy,just sign two but move it forward (ONE time)

You use your dominant hand and close your hand like a 0 or "O" and touch your face near your mouth then on your upper jaw line (sort of close to your ear).

Yes, a child with cognitive delays and poor fine motor skills can learn to sign functionally using American Sign Language (ASL) as their main form of communication. It may require extra time, patience, and specialized teaching methods to support their learning. Visual and physical cues may help facilitate their understanding and expression.

American Sign Language (ASL) and Filipino Sign Language (FSL) are distinct languages with different grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. ASL is based on French Sign Language, while FSL has influences from Spanish Sign Language and indigenous Filipino signs. Additionally, ASL is used in the United States and Canada, while FSL is used in the Philippines.

To spell "Shelby" in American Sign Language (ASL), you would use fingerspelling. You would sign the letters S-H-E-L-B-Y one after the other using handshapes representing each letter.

In American Sign Language (ASL), the sign for "milk" is made by forming the letter "C" with your dominant hand and then mimicking the action of milking a cow by pulling your fist downward a couple of times.

American Sign Language (ASL) plays a crucial role in empowering the Deaf community, providing a means of communication and expression. It has helped foster a sense of identity and unity among Deaf individuals. Additionally, ASL has increased awareness and inclusion of Deaf culture in society.

make Ws with both hands, and circle them around each other

To sign "more" in American Sign Language, form both hands into fists and bring them together, tapping the fingertips of your right hand against the fingertips of your left hand a couple of times. This movement represents the concept of "more."

Tall building is two signs put together to were as high-rise buildings is just one. Tall buildings starts off with your right hand up, with your left hand acting as an arrow going upwards from the center of your right. Building the continues with four fingers extended, your hands facing the center starting with your left hand on top, your right hand moves up and down three times ending in the starting position. Now High-rise building starts off with the signing for buildings, yet at the end instead of moving back to the start you extend it as if you were going to end in the sky.

There are two ASL signs for "Silent" or "Silence." The sign for "secret" may also be used in certain scenarios, depending on the context. One of these signs, you may already be familiar with... as it has become a natural cultural sign as well. For this you take your fore-finger and put it in-front of your closed lips. (Hearing people often say "Shh" with this sign, but it is unneccessary to vocalize the "sh" expression in ASL (though a proper replacement would be the "pah" or "chah" expression.)

The second sign for Silent or Silence is to take both "B" hands and cross them in an "X" shape in front of your closed mouth (the dominent hand behind the non-dominant hand) and then swing them outward (left and right) and downward in opposite directions swiftly and abruptly. This sign also means BE QUIET, BE STILL, and CALM DOWN.

The Sign for "secret" is to take the "A" or "S" handshape, and place it on your closed lips. (For the "A" handshape, the thumb rests against your lips.) Using the "S" handshape would qualify it an initilized sign... however don't confuse this with the "drink" sign, which uses a similar sign, with a different movement in the same location.

To say 'door' in American Sign Language, you will utlize both flat hands, with palms facing outward and fingers pointing upward. The fingers should be closed together. This may be done with "B" handshapes or simply closed-finger flat palm handshapes. You place the flat-hands or "B" hands in or above neutral signing space (thumbs or index fingers touching, respectively), with the palms facing foreward. For most signers, except when referring specifically about a double door, the non-dominant hand remains in this position, unchanged. You then swing the dominant hand, via wrist movement, so that the palm faces the side of the non-dominant hand. This is an iconic signs that resembes the swing of a door opening on its hinges.

In American Sign Language (ASL), the sign for "make a difference" involves using your dominant hand to make a scooping motion from your chest outward. This movement represents the idea of causing an impact or change.

"America (My Country, 'Tis of Thee)" was written in 1831 by Samuel Francis Smith. The song's melody is the same as the British national anthem, "God Save the Queen."

American Sign Language (ASL) is a visual-gestural language primarily used by the deaf community in the United States and parts of Canada. It involves handshapes, movements, and facial expressions to convey meaning. Spanish, on the other hand, is a spoken language that originated in Spain and is widely spoken in many countries. It uses words, grammar, and syntax to communicate. The biggest difference is that ASL is a visual language while Spanish is a spoken language.

To sign CHRISTMAS in sign language you make a 5 with your left hand (unless you are left handed you do this with your right hand) and close your fingers together then put your arm in front of your torso with your palm toward the ground. Then with your other hand you make a "C" with your palm facing away from yourself and turn your hand so your palm is facing left (unless you're left handed then you would turn your left hand so your palm ends facing right).

To sign "faithfulness" in American Sign Language, you can use the sign for "belief" or "trust" and incorporate a movement that signifies holding on to or maintaining that belief or trust over time. This gesture can represent the concept of faithfulness within the Fruit of the Spirit.

The word mole has three different meanings in the American language. One is a mark on your skin, the other is the animal, and finally the word can also mean spy. To say the animal in American Sign Language you need to move your hands in a digging motion going straight out from your body.