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MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECT STUDY (WHAT?)rhq (ndh)CL:2(2 list) ((first)LANGUAGE (second)SCIENCE)aff

The sign SEE can be seen in the video above. She says, "See you later," and signs, "SEE-you LATER." The sign SEE is formed by taking the middle finger of the V handshape to your cheekbone and moving it slightly away from you. You move the sign toward the person you are talking to or toward the object of your sentence.

This phrase is signed as: "SEE-YOU LATER." The sign SEE moves toward the person you are talking to. The sign LATER is made by taking the L-handshape and moving your wrist from palm-forward to palm-down (it refers to the hands moving on a clock).

SEWING (2)

This sign is part of indexing in ASL. You need to describe who you are talking about before using an index sign. You can learn more about pronouns and indexing in ASL 1 - Unit 7 and in Chapter 6 of Don't Just "Sign"... Communicate! A Student's Guide to Mastering ASL Grammar.

CL:1(index right) GIRL GOOD MATH BUT HER BROTHER WOW STAR BASEBALL PLAYER (WHERE?)rhq HIS PRIVATE SCHOOL.

SHOW (2)

This sign is referring to a performance.

This sign refers to sign language or signing, not a sign like a stop sign.

SORE THROAT (2)

SORRY FINISH HAVE PLANS FINISH++

SORRY MY SISTER FINISH me-LOAN-her CAR

This is the sign for "SORRY" in ASL.

This sign refers to people from Spain.

STUDENT (2)