ASL - Families, same sign, different genders

The video tutorial introduces sign language for differentiating gender-specific signs, starting with basic gender distinctions. It progresses to family-related signs, covering immediate and extended family members, and concludes with signs for marriage and other relations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of gender differentiation in sign language to avoid confusion.

How is the sign for 'man' performed in terms of facial positioning?

• From the nose to the chin

• From the ear to the shoulder

• From the forehead to the chest

• From the chin to the chest

Which sign is represented by mimicking the action of putting on a baseball cap?

• Girl

• Boy

• Dad

• Mom

What is the starting point for the sign 'sister'?

• Cheek

• Temple

• Chin

• Forehead

How is the sign for 'uncle' performed?

• Letter A near the chin

• Letter A near the forehead

• Letter U near the forehead

• Letter U near the chin

Where is the sign for 'niece' positioned?

• Near the forehead

• Near the chin

• Near the cheek

• Near the temple