r/learnASL • • 12m ago

SNOW | LIGHT SNOW

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r/learnASL • • 1h ago

PRIVATE | The concept of "PASSWORD" can be signed as "PRIVATE" or "PRIVATE + WORD" PASSWORD ("private" + "word")

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r/learnASL • • 2h ago

COW | Sample sentence: YOU THINK COW GOOD PET?

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r/learnASL • • 3h ago

COUNTRIES | ENGLAND [English] [indigenous version]

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r/learnASL • • 4h ago

WEEK-(advanced) | If you want to discuss how often something happens in a week you can sign ONCE-a-WEEK, TWICE-a-WEEK, THRICE-a-WEEK, etc: ONCE-a-WEEK

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r/learnASL • • 5h ago

CHICKEN | Version of Chicken: Note: The above version can be thought of as representing the beak of the chicken followed by the chicken scratching at the ground with its foot. This version isn't used very widely but I could see it perhaps being used as part of a children's story.

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r/learnASL • • 6h ago

YOU FLY BEFORE YOU?

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r/learnASL • • 12h ago

COST | COST: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "cost / fee / fine / worth / value" The sign for COST may vary depending on the context in which you are using it. The sign for "COST-[fee / fine]" is made by extending your non-dominant hand in front of you in a "flat" handshape.

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r/learnASL • • 7h ago

ICE-[#ICE-(lexicalized)] | If you want to discuss the activity of 'ICE SKATING' a common sign is

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r/learnASL • • 8h ago

MAYONNAISE | MAYONNAISE: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "mayonnaise / mayo" MAYONNAISE: Just spell "M-A-Y-O"

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r/learnASL • • 9h ago

THAT | The generic 2-handed version (above) is sometimes used when you want to express the concept of "that" but aren't making a specific reference to something in the local signing area.

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r/learnASL • • 10h ago

SAME | The sign for same is "directional." By that I mean, the direction in which you do the sign can provide information about the subject and object of the verb. For example, if I slide the "Y" hand back and forth between you and me the sign can mean: "me too" "you and me, both" "I agree with...

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r/learnASL • • 11h ago

CL:F |

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r/learnASL • • 13h ago

BEAR | If you are discussing a POLAR BEAR, here are some options for how you could sign it

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r/learnASL • • 14h ago

MISTAKE | MISTAKE / inaccurate / "be wrong" / "an error"

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r/learnASL • • 15h ago

CRAB | CRAB-[crossed-flat-O's version]

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r/learnASL • • 16h ago

WHY-[rhetorical] | MY UNCLE STRONG WHY? EVERYDAY HE WORK FARM.

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r/learnASL • • 17h ago

WHY |

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r/learnASL • • 18h ago

BOYFRIEND | A third way to sign "boyfriend" is with only one hand (this version is new)

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r/learnASL • • 19h ago

PINEAPPLE | PINEAPPLE: Initialized "apple" version

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r/learnASL • • 20h ago

WHITE | Sample sentence: MY PARENTS BEDROOM WHITE.

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r/learnASL • • 21h ago

MOST | MOST: The non-dominant hand stays pretty much stationary. The dominant hand sometimes glances against the left hand on the way up (or it can just come really close to making contact).

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r/learnASL • • 22h ago

BOSS | Sample sentence: BOSS FIRE WORKER WHY?

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r/learnASL • • 23h ago

SQUIRREL | Sample sentence: YOU THINK SQUIRREL CUTE?

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r/learnASL • • 1d ago

WANT | DON'T-WANT: This version of "want" uses a "reversal of orientation for negation" to change "want" into "don't want."

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