ASL Responses to 'Thank You'

The video tutorial explains how to respond in American Sign Language (ASL) when someone signs 'thank you'. It introduces three common responses: signing 'thank you' back, using the sign for 'fine', and expressing 'it's nothing' or 'no problem'. The tutorial concludes with a review of these responses.

What is the first response method to 'thank you' in ASL?

• Sign 'thank you' back

• Sign 'FINE'

• Say 'you're welcome'

• Sign 'no problem'

Which sign is used in the second response method to 'thank you' in ASL?

• NO PROBLEM

• NOTHING

• FINE

• THANK YOU

What is an example of the third response method to 'thank you' in ASL?

• Sign 'thank you' back

• Sign 'FINE'

• Say 'you're welcome'

• Express 'it's nothing'

Which of the following is NOT a response method to 'thank you' in ASL?

• Sign 'thank you' back

• Sign 'FINE'

• Say 'you're welcome'

• Express 'it's nothing'

What are the possible responses to 'thank you' in ASL?

• 'Thank you', 'fine', 'it's okay', 'no problem'

• 'Thank you', 'fine', 'no worries', 'no problem'

• 'Thank you', 'fine', 'you're welcome', 'no problem'

• 'Thank you', 'fine', 'nothing', 'nah', 'no problem'