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Take care of yourself.This phrase is signed as: "TAKE-CARE". This is like saying "take care!" when you say goodbye in English. | |
TAKE PILLS | |
TAKE TURNS | |
TAKE-upThe sign TAKE-up is used to mean "taking a class" or "adopt" as in, "I want to adopt a child." You can see an example of TAKE-up in the video above. She signs, "I am taking an ASL class" and signs, "I TAKE-up ASL CLASS". This sign is different from the sign TAKE you would use to indicate that you took (or got) something (i.e. TAKE-from). | |
TAKING IT EASY | |
TALL | |
TAPE | |
TEA | |
TEACHER | |
TEAM | |
TELEPHONE | |
TELEVISION | |
TEND-toThis sign is used to explain something you tend to do. For example: EVERY-MORNING I TEND-TO GET-UP TIME 8 | |
TENNIS | |
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. | |
THANKSGIVING | |
THAT | |
The art museum had silly paintings of strawberries and country sides. | |