How to Sign Numbers in ASL | Ultimate Guide

This video tutorial teaches how to sign numbers in American Sign Language (ASL), covering numbers from 0 to 99 and larger numbers like hundreds and millions. It explains the rule of nine, which affects how numbers are signed when incorporated into other signs. The tutorial provides detailed instructions on signing numbers individually and in combination, with practical examples of using signed numbers in sentences.

What is the rule of nine in signing numbers?

• A rule for signing numbers with both hands

• A rule for incorporating numbers into signs

• A rule for signing numbers 0 to 9

• A rule for signing numbers above 100

How is the number 3 signed when it is by itself?

• With the thumb, index, and middle fingers extended

• With the thumb and ring finger touching

• With the thumb and middle finger touching

• With the thumb and index finger touching

What is unique about signing double numbers like 33?

• They are signed with a clap

• They are signed with both hands

• They are signed with a bounce

• They are signed with a twist

How is the number 100 signed?

• With a closed fist

• With the number one moving to a C shape

• With the thumb and pinky touching

• With the index finger and thumb forming a circle

How is the number 1,000 signed?

• With the thumb and pinky touching

• With the number one moving down to the middle of the hand

• With the thumb and index finger forming a circle

• With the number one moving to a C shape

How is the number 1,000,000 signed?

• With the thumb and pinky touching

• With a flat M hand shape

• With the thumb and index finger forming a circle

• With the number one moving to a C shape

How would you sign the sentence 'I have four people in my family'?

• Family, 4 members

• Family, altogether 4

• Family, 4 people

• Family, 4 together

How would you sign the sentence 'Those shoes are $125'?

• Shoes, 125 dollars

• Shoes, 125 cost

• Shoes cost 125 dollars

• Shoes, cost 125

How would you sign the sentence 'I'm 35 years old'?

• Me, age 35

• 35 years old me

• 35 me age

• Age 35 me

How would you sign the sentence 'The car is $40,000'?

• Car cost 40,000 dollars

• Car, 40,000 dollars

• Car, cost 40,000

• Car, 40,000 cost