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ASL Alphabet (A-Z) | |
DEAFThis sign can be made by moving from your ear to your chin or from your chin to your ear. | |
HEARING | |
My name is Deborah (name sign).The phrase is signed here as: "MY NAME D-E-B-O-R-A-H (name-sign)". This is used as an example. Deborah fingerspelled her name first and then gave her name sign, which is the D-handshape moving in a curl downward from her head to indicate curly hair. You can learn more about Name Signs in ASL 1 - Unit 3. | |
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. | |
You're welcome. | |
How are you?This phrase is signed as: "HOW YOU?" with the wh-word question facial expression (eyebrows down). How are you? (2)This is a different signer signing "How are you?" This phrase is signed as: "HOW YOU?" with the wh-word question facial expression (eyebrows down). | |
What is your name? | |
SIGNThis sign refers to sign language or signing, not a sign like a stop sign. | |
Thank you.This is the phrase/word "THANK-YOU" in ASL. Thank you. (2)This is a different signer signing "Thank you." This is the phrase/word "THANK-YOU" in ASL. | |
GoodbyeThis is the sign for "BYE" in ASL. | |
HelloThis is the sign for HELLO in ASL. | |
NONEThis sign is used in sentences like "There are no more cookies left" in place of the "no." | |
THAT | |
AGAIN | |
HELP | |
BOY | |
I/ME | |
ME | |