People and Conversational Signs | 150 Essential ASL Signs | Part 2

This video tutorial introduces viewers to 150 essential ASL signs, focusing on signs related to people, subjects, possession, and conversation. It explains the context and meaning behind each sign, including negation signs, and demonstrates how to use them in practical sentences. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding who and what you are communicating about in ASL.

What does the sign for 'boy' reference?

• A hearing aid

• A bonnet string

• A book

• A baseball cap

Which sign involves moving your index finger towards yourself?

• You

• Late

• I or me

• Work

What should you do when signing negation signs?

• Shake your head side to side

• Snap your fingers

• Nod your head

• Clap your hands

How is the sign 'love it' performed?

• Waving your hand

• Crossing your arms over your chest

• Pointing to your heart

• Kissing the back of your hand

What is the sign for 'pay attention' compared to?

• A camera lens

• Horse blinders

• A telescope

• A magnifying glass

In the sentence 'I'm late for work', which sign indicates lateness?

• Work

• Late

• I

• For

What is the correct way to ask 'Are you deaf?' in ASL?

• You are deaf?

• Are deaf you?

• You deaf?

• Deaf you?