Holiday Signs in ASL

The video tutorial introduces viewers to American Sign Language (ASL) signs for various holidays, acknowledging a global audience. It covers signs for holidays like Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and more, while encouraging viewers to consult local deaf communities for regional variations. The tutorial also provides example sentences to practice using these signs in context.

What is the primary focus of the holiday signs in this video?

• African holiday signs

• Asian holiday signs

• US holiday signs

• European holiday signs

How is the sign for 'Thanksgiving' described?

• A C hand moving to the chest

• A G shaped hand moving from chin to chest

• A V hand moving to the heart

• An E hand moving to the forehead

Which hand shape is used for the sign 'Valentine's Day'?

• A V shape with both hands

• A heart shape with feeler fingers

• A C shape with one hand

• A G shape with both hands

What is the sign for 'Eid'?

• A G shaped hand moving to the chest

• Finger spelling the word 'Eid'

• A C hand moving to the forehead

• A V hand moving to the heart

How is 'New Year's Eve' signed?

• A V hand moving to the heart

• A G shaped hand moving from chin to chest

• A C hand moving to the chest

• Finger spelling 'Eve' after signing 'New Year'

What is the sign for 'Saint Patrick's Day'?

• A V hand moving to the heart

• A C hand moving to the forehead

• Pinching and twisting the non-dominant arm

• A G shaped hand moving from chin to chest

How is 'Leap Year' signed?

• A C hand moving to the chest

• Finger spelling 'Leap' and signing 'Year'

• A G shaped hand moving from chin to chest

• A V hand moving to the heart