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ASL Greetings and Manners

How to sign common greetings and polite words in ASL.

23 cardsGrades K–2, Grades 3–5, Grades 6–8, Grades 9–12, Adult#american sign language#vocabulary

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  • HelloEnglish
    Flat hand at the forehead, then move it outward like a salute
  • GoodbyeEnglish
    Wave the open hand, bending the fingers up and down
  • Thank youEnglish
    Flat fingertips touch the chin, then move forward and down toward the other person
  • PleaseEnglish
    Flat hand rubs in a circle on the chest
  • SorryEnglish
    Fist in letter A shape rubs in a circle on the chest
  • YesEnglish
    Fist nods up and down like a head nodding
  • NoEnglish
    Index and middle finger tap the thumb, like a mouth closing
  • GoodEnglish
    Flat hand at the chin moves down into the other palm
  • BadEnglish
    Flat hand at the chin moves away and flips down
  • LoveEnglish
    Cross both fists over the chest like a hug
  • FriendEnglish
    Hook the index fingers together, then reverse the hooks
  • HelpEnglish
    Fist with thumb up rests on the other flat palm, both lift together
  • NameEnglish
    Two H hands tap together in an X shape
  • MeetEnglish
    Two index fingers pointing up come together
  • I love youEnglish
    Thumb, index finger and little finger extended at once
  • HappyEnglish
    Flat hands brush up the chest twice with a smile
  • SadEnglish
    Both open hands move down in front of the face
  • UnderstandEnglish
    Index finger flicks up near the forehead
  • Please repeat (again)English
    Bent hand lands in the other palm, repeating
  • EatEnglish
    Fingertips tap the lips
  • DrinkEnglish
    Hand shaped like holding a cup tips toward the mouth
  • StopEnglish
    Edge of flat hand chops down onto the other flat palm
  • ComeEnglish
    Both index fingers beckon toward the body

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