Family and Clarification Signs in ASL | 150 Essential Signs (Part 6)

This video tutorial teaches viewers how to sign approximately 25 essential American Sign Language (ASL) signs, focusing on family and clarification signs. The tutorial also includes bonus content with examples of ASL sentences. Viewers are encouraged to practice these signs to enhance their ASL conversations with friends and family. The video emphasizes the importance of facial expressions in ASL and provides tips for asking questions and clarifying understanding.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning to play an instrument

• Learning a new language

• Learning essential ASL signs

• Learning to cook

Where are masculine signs typically placed in ASL?

• On the hands

• On the chin

• On the chest

• On the top of the head

How is the sign for 'aunt' performed in ASL?

• Letter C on the chest

• Letter A twisting at the chin

• Letter B on the forehead

• Letter D on the hand

What facial expression is used for clarification signs?

• Smiling

• Frowning

• Raising eyebrows

• Nodding or shaking the head

How do you sign 'sorry, don't understand' in ASL?

• Using the T sign and nodding head

• Using the P sign and frowning

• Using the S sign and shaking head

• Using the R sign and smiling

What is the structure for asking a WH question in ASL?

• Start with the WH word

• End with the WH word and eyebrows down

• Use the WH word in the middle

• No specific structure

What is the sign for 'yes' in ASL?

• Hand representing a nodding head

• Hand representing a shaking head

• Hand representing a waving motion

• Hand representing a clapping motion