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NAME The sign NAME is formed with two H handshapes and tapping your dominant hand on your non-dominant hand twice in front of you.
NATIVE AMERICAN
This sign is referring to native Americans.
NAVY
NEAR
NECKLACE
NEED
NEIGHBOR
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEPHEW
NERVOUS
NEVER
NEW YEARS
Next year I am going with my family to Washington DC to meet with Senator Morris and his wife.
NEXT YEAR , ME (shift shoulders) MY FAMILY GO-TO WASHINGTON fs-DC MEET SENATOR fs-MORRIS AND (shift shoulders) HIS WIFE .
NICE
Nice to meet you.
The phrase is signed here as: "NICE MEET YOU ." This phrase can also be signed as "NICE MEET " with MEET signed with the back of your dominant hand facing you and the back of your non-dominant hand facing the person you are meeting. When MEET is signed directionally this way, signing YOU is not necessary.
NIECE
NIGHT
NIGHT/EVENING
NIT-WIT
NO
This sign for "no" is used to answer yes/no questions. This sign is NOT used in sentences like, "There are no more cookies left."
