ASL - Travel Vocabulary

The video tutorial introduces various signs related to travel and transportation. It covers signs for stopping, going, driving, and using public transport like taxis, buses, and trains. Additionally, it explains signs for alternative transport methods such as walking, running, biking, swimming, and flying. The tutorial also highlights the differences between signs for flying, airplane, and airport.

What sign is used to indicate the action of stopping?

• Hands flat, number five

• Two fists, number ten

• Open palm, number three

• Closed fist, number one

How do you sign for a taxi?

• Palm flat, letter Y

• Finger spell T, A, X, I

• Letter V above your head

• Number five, fish together

Which sign represents taking the bus?

• Letter V crunched above your head

• Number five, fish together

• Palm flat, letter Y

• Two fists, number ten

What is the sign for running?

• Number five, hands flat

• Two Ls, thumb hooked on first finger

• Open palm, letter Y

• Two fists, number ten

How is the sign for flying different from the sign for an airplane?

• Flying is one time, airplane is back and forth

• Flying is number five, airplane is number ten

• Flying is letter V, airplane is letter Y

• Flying is two fists, airplane is open palm