Conversational Signs in ASL | 99 Signs | Part 3

This video tutorial covers the 99 sign series, focusing on directional verbs, basic signs, and time-related signs in American Sign Language (ASL). It introduces an accelerated program for further learning and emphasizes the importance of manipulating verbs to enhance conversations. The tutorial also explains how to use the body as a timeline for signing time-related concepts.

What is the directional verb for moving towards yourself?

• Help

• Come

• Go

• Give

Which sign involves a flat O hand moving towards the person?

• Need

• Give

• Ask

• Practice

How is the sign for 'bathroom' represented?

• Flat O hand

• Index finger pointing

• R hand moving

• T hand shaking

What does the sign 'no' involve?

• Tapping forehead

• Flicking hand away

• Shaking head

• Moving hand forward

How is the concept of time represented in ASL?

• Using a compass

• Using a clock

• Using a calendar

• Using the body as a timeline

Which sign is used to indicate something that will happen in the future?

• Late

• Finish

• Past

• Will

What is the sign for 'all done'?

• Complete

• Done

• Finish

• End