25 ASL Phrases You Need To Know | Sign Language For Beginners

This video tutorial teaches essential American Sign Language (ASL) phrases for everyday communication. It covers basic greetings, asking for names, expressing excitement about learning ASL, inquiring about locations and directions, understanding and requesting help, and discussing shopping and dining. The tutorial concludes with closing remarks, including thanks and goodnight.

What is the ASL phrase for 'What's up?'

• You name what?

• What's up? How you?

• Me name Sally.

• You live where you?

How do you ask someone if they are learning ASL?

• You help want you?

• You asl learn you?

• You live where you?

• You understand you?

Which phrase would you use to ask for someone's help in ASL?

• You live where you?

• You understand you?

• You help want you?

• You name what?

What is the ASL phrase for 'Where is the bathroom?'

• Bathroom where?

• You name what?

• You help want you?

• You understand you?

How do you express that you are hungry and want to go to a restaurant in ASL?

• Me tired. Me. Good night.

• Me hungry restaurant. You want go you.

• You asl learn you?

• You help want you?

What is the correct ASL phrase for 'Thank you for signing slowly'?

• You understand you?

• You help want you?

• You name what?

• Thank you. Sign slow.

How do you say 'Good night' in ASL?

• You asl learn you?

• You understand you?

• Me tired. Me. Good night.

• You help want you?