Learn Your Colors in American Sign Language

This video tutorial teaches American Sign Language (ASL) grammar for colors, covering both basic and specific color signs. It includes finger spelling for specific shades, such as lilac, and demonstrates how to use these signs in sentences. The tutorial also explores advanced concepts like dark, light, and shiny, providing practical examples to enhance understanding.

What is the main focus of the introduction section?

• Learning about color mixing techniques

• Understanding the history of colors

• Signing up for a dance class

• Learning about ASL colors and grammar

How do you sign the color purple in ASL?

• Using the letter P flicking back and forth

• Using the letter Y flicking back and forth

• Using the letter B shaking back and forth

• Using the letter G flicking back and forth

Which finger is used to sign the color red?

• Middle finger

• Index finger

• Ring finger

• Thumb

What is the sign for the color orange also used for?

• The fruit banana

• The fruit apple

• The fruit orange

• The fruit grape

How is the sign for 'dark' performed?

• Hands circling around each other

• Hands moving apart like light spreading

• Hands coming in like darkness over your face

• Hands flicking back and forth

What does the sign for 'rainbow' involve?

• Crossing arms in front of the chest

• Waving both hands in a circular motion

• Tapping fingers on the forehead

• Taking four fingers and bringing them across the sky

In the example sentence, what colors are mentioned in the sunset?

• Black, white, gray

• Blue, green, purple

• Pink, orange, blue

• Orange, red, yellow