ASL for Beginners: How to Sign Personality Types

The video tutorial introduces signs for various personality traits, emphasizing the importance of non-manual signals like facial expressions and body language. It covers basic and complex signs for traits such as shy, friendly, motivated, and more. The tutorial also demonstrates how to use these signs in sentences, enhancing communication skills in sign language.

What is the key aspect to remember when signing personalities?

• Sign with both hands

• Incorporate non-manual signals

• Speak while signing

• Use large hand movements

How is the sign for 'friendly' described?

• A P hand on the chest

• A smile with wiggly fingers

• Two U-shaped hands

• A hand on the side of the face

Which sign involves rubbing hands together?

• Shy

• Loyal

• Humble

• Motivated

What does the sign for 'shy' involve?

• Hands moving in a circular motion

• A hand on the side of the face

• Two fingers brushing down the nose

• An L hand twisting around the heart

How is 'frustrated' signed?

• A hand on the chest

• A five hand moving in a circular motion

• Hands rubbing together

• A hand coming up to the face like hitting a wall

What is the sign for 'lazy'?

• A P hand on the chest

• An L hand on the chest with a lazy face

• A hand on the side of the face

• Two fingers brushing down the nose

How would you sign 'my mom is outgoing and talkative'?

• Mom friendly fun

• Mom shy quiet

• Mom outgoing talkative

• Mom motivated humble