Sign Language

Hi: Touch the hands to the shoulders; pull them off while making fists.

Hi: Point to the person and fingerspell the word. I hope you are not being unkind.

To sign "I need weed" in American Sign Language, you can sign "I need" by forming the letter 'I' and pointing to yourself, then sign "weed" by miming smoking a joint by bringing your index finger and thumb together near your mouth. It's important to consider the context in which you may use this sign.

Sign language is a hard language to describe on paper (or computer :3) but I'll attempt to do so.

Hello (wave your hand like you are greeting someone)

Name (look up the sign for the letter H. Do so with both hands and cross them like an X. Now, remember to keep the H's horizontal. touch them together twice or three times.)

Kierra (finger spell K-I-R-R-A)

Hi: Make the sign for question (draw a question mark w/ the finger); hold up the first 2 fingers, and, from teh mouth, move them back and forth beetween you. This is a shortcut called AMESLAN. It is a shortened form of proper Signed Englsih.

To sign "Samantha" in American Sign Language, fingerspell the letters S-A-M-A-N-T-H-A using appropriate hand gestures for each letter. Start with your dominant hand at shoulder height, then move your hand to the side as you fingerspell each letter.

To sign "pizza" in American Sign Language, first sign "cheese" by flicking your fingers next to your chin. Then pat your palm with your fingers spread out to represent the shape of a pizza. Finally, bring your hand to your mouth as if taking a bite.

Proper names are usually spelled out in sign language. Google "manual alphabet".

The sign for "conform" in American Sign Language (ASL) is typically represented by brushing fingertips down the side of the face or body, indicating the idea of fitting in or adhering to certain standards or norms.

Hi: Names have no signs; they are either created by the individual or created and given by a loved one or special friend.

A deaf person can communicate a secret by writing it down or typing it out in a private message. They may also choose to use a trusted interpreter to relay the secret verbally to the intended recipient.

IMPROVED: Hi: Actually, we can do this....

1. point the fingers to your chest

2. point to the head, then clasp the hands together

3. point to the person

4. point the fingers down with one hand, and cup them with the other

I don't think there is a sign for that, only like STOP and YIELD and stuff

Slapping your elbow in sign language typically means "goodbye" or "see you later." It is a casual way to bid farewell at the end of a conversation.

The sign on the hills says "Hollywood".

Yes, there is Arabic Sign Language (ArSL). It is a distinct sign language used by deaf communities in the Arab world to communicate with each other. There are regional variations of ArSL in different Arab countries.

CORRECTED: This is a hard one. 1. Touch the lips with a the index finger of a flat hand, and move it away from the mouth. 2. With ine or both hand/s out to the side, wave the fingers up and down like when people wave to a baby, for example.

Flap both your arms and blow smoke out of mouth.

Hi: There are no signs for names. a special sign is either created by you or, usually, given to you. Of course, you can always spell it out.

To teach children sign language, you need a basic understanding of sign language yourself, access to resources such as books or online materials, patience, and creativity to make the learning process engaging and fun for the children. Consistent practice and immersion in sign language are key to helping children learn and retain their knowledge.

1. touch or gesture towards yourself with a flat hand

2. swipe the cheek quickly downward with the first 2 fingers

3. put the out-stretched fingertips of one hand together; touch the flat opened fingers of the other hand; move the squeezed fingertips up to touch the forehead

4. point one or both both index fingers up and make little circles backwards

5. make an L (or 2 if both hands), and make a wavy line moving apart or sideways away from you

Hi: Hold the hand up with the fingers together, then tuck the thumb in.

Hi: Complicated: Point the first 2 fingers outward and switch quickly to sticking the little finger straight up (this is H I or hi). Touch the finngers to the chest (my); put the first 2 fingers together again on each hand and tap them together one atop of the other (name); use letters or your special name sign for jessica.

Like any different language some will know it from being young and either deaf, without speach or live with some(or have major contact) with BSL users others will have to learn as a second language.

1. make the sign of the question mark

2. point with the whole hand to the person

3. point with the whole hand to yourself

4. make 2 C shapes with both hands, and circle them one atop of the other with the palms facing; now clasp them together

Hi: With the palms down, move from inside to outside as if patting 2 or 3 of them on the heads.

Hi: Names have no specific sign. You either spell them, or use a special sign created by yourself or given to you by someone else.