Rooms in the House in American Sign Language (ASL)

The video tutorial provides a guided tour of a house using sign language. It covers the signs for various parts of a house, including the house itself, rooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Each section explains the hand movements and shapes used to represent these areas, helping learners understand and use sign language effectively.

What is the sign for a house primarily focused on?

• The roof and the sides

• The windows and doors

• The garden and backyard

• The furniture inside

How is the sign for a living room created?

• By combining designs for fancy and room

• By using the sign for kitchen

• By mimicking the shape of a sofa

• By outlining a television

What is unique about the sign for the kitchen?

• It is the same as the sign for Cook but without repeating the movement

• It is identical to the sign for dining room

• It involves mimicking the action of washing dishes

• It uses a circular hand motion

Which hand shape is used for the sign of a toilet?

• O hand shape

• S hand shape

• T hand shape

• L hand shape

How is the sign for a bedroom represented?

• By showing a pillow against which the head is resting

• By using a blanket motion

• By outlining a bed frame

• By mimicking the action of sleeping