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G

GAIN WEIGHT

GAME

GARAGE

GARDENING

GAS

GERMAN

GERMANY

Germany makes the best cars for winter weather and they handle well in the snow.



(WEATHER SNOW DRIVE)top CAR BEST SLICK-ROAD INVENT (WHAT?)rhq GERMANY

GERMANY/GERMAN

GET-ALONG

GET-UP

GIFT

GIRAFFE

GIRL

GIRLFRIEND

GIVE

This is the sign for GIVE as it is used for "GIVE-you" or "Give to you." GIVE is a directional verb, so it can be modified to show who is giving what to whom. You can learn more about directional verbs in ASL 1 - Unit 8.

GIVE BLOOD

GIVE-you

GLASS

GLASSES



GLASSES (2)

GLASSES (3)



This sign is referring to glasses for drinking.

GLOBAL WARMING

GLUE

GO

GO AHEAD

GO-IN

GO-IN/ENTER

GO-to



This is the sign for GO meaning to go somewhere. GO can be directional and point to an area you have set up in your signing space.

GOD

GOING STEADY

GOLF

GONE

GOOD

Good afternoon



This phrase is signed as "GOOD AFTERNOON"

Good morning



This is signed as "GOOD MORNING". This phrase can also be signed more fluidly where your non-dominant hand is only used for MORNING (your dominant hand moves directly from your chin down to sign MORNING).

Goodbye



This is the sign for "BYE" in ASL.

Goodnight



This phrase is signed as "GOOD NIGHT."

GOSSIP

GOVERNMENT

GRADUATE

GRANDDAUGHTER



GRANDDAUGHTER (2)

GRANDFATHER

GRANDMOTHER

GRANDSON



GRANDSON (2)

GRAPES

GRAY

GREECE

GREECE/GREEK

GREEK

GREEN

GREEN BEANS

GROSS

GROW-UP

GUITAR

GYMNASTICS


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