How to Sign Dates in ASL | Numbers 101 Course | Free Lesson

This video tutorial teaches how to sign dates in American Sign Language (ASL), focusing on months, days, and years. It explains the rules for finger spelling months, signing numbers for days, and the method for signing years, especially those in the 2000s. The tutorial includes both receptive and expressive quizzes to test understanding and offers information about an accelerated ASL learning program.

How are months with more than five letters signed in ASL?

• They are finger spelled in full.

• They are abbreviated.

• They are signed with numbers.

• They are not signed at all.

What is the unique feature of signing numbers one through nine for dates?

• They are signed with a twist.

• They are signed with a shake.

• They are signed with a clap.

• They are signed with a snap.

How are years in the 2000s signed in ASL?

• By signing '2K' followed by the year.

• By signing '2000' followed by the year.

• By signing '200' followed by the year.

• By signing '20' followed by the year.

What is the method for signing years starting with 'teen' numbers?

• Using a snap motion.

• Using a clap motion.

• Using a shake motion.

• Using a twist motion.

What is included in the accelerated ASL courses?

• Weekly live Zoom sessions.

• Daily in-person classes.

• Yearly workshops.

• Monthly newsletters.

What is the purpose of the receptive quiz in the lesson?

• To test the ability to listen to dates.

• To test the ability to sign dates.

• To test the ability to read dates.

• To test the ability to write dates.

What is the main focus of the expressive quiz?

• Listening to given dates.

• Signing given dates.

• Reading given dates.

• Writing given dates.