American Sign Language Concepts

The video tutorial introduces viewers to signing routines in American Sign Language (ASL). It covers how to sign durations of time, such as every morning or every week, and provides vocabulary for daily routines and activities. The tutorial also explains ASL sentence structure, emphasizing the importance of signing time at the beginning of sentences. The video concludes with a call to support the channel through engagement and purchases.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Learning how to sign numbers

• Learning how to sign emotions

• Learning how to sign routines

• Learning how to sign colors

How do you sign 'every morning' in ASL?

• With a circular motion

• With a sweeping motion

• With a tapping motion

• With a zigzag motion

What movement is used to sign specific days of the week?

• Downward movement

• Circular movement

• Side-to-side movement

• Upward movement

What does the sign for 'early' represent?

• The moon rising

• The sun setting

• The sun peeking over the horizon

• The stars shining

How is 'wake up' signed in ASL?

• Hands forming a clock

• Hands forming eyes opening

• Hands forming a bed

• Hands forming a sun

Which sign involves a 'Y' or 'X' hand shape?

• Go to bed

• Shave

• Brush teeth

• Eat breakfast

What is the ASL structure for time in a sentence?

• Time is signed in the middle

• Time is signed at the end

• Time is signed at the beginning

• Time is not signed

What is the sign for 'errands' in ASL?

• Finger spelling 'j-o-b'

• Finger spelling 't-a-s-k'

• Finger spelling 'd-o d-o'

• Finger spelling 'e-r-r-a-n-d-s'

What is one way to support the creators of the video?

• Ignore the video

• Report the video

• Dislike the video

• Like and comment on the video

What is the main purpose of the video creators?

• To teach ASL with high quality

• To sell products

• To entertain

• To travel the world