How to Sign Time in ASL | Number Series

This video is part two of a four-part series on numbers in ASL, focusing on signing time. It covers how to sign time using your wrist as a reference, including hours, minutes, and seconds. The video also introduces vocabulary for days, weeks, months, and years, as well as signs for different times of the day like morning and night. Additionally, it explains frequency signs such as 'always' and 'sometimes' and provides example sentences to practice these signs.

What is the initial step in signing time in ASL?

• Pointing to your forehead

• Using your wrist associated with your watch

• Tapping your shoulder

• Waving your hand in the air

How do you sign '3 hours' in ASL?

• Using the number 3 and the sign for days

• Using the number 3 and the sign for hours

• Using the number 3 and the sign for minutes

• Using the number 3 and the sign for seconds

Which hand shape is used to sign 'day' in ASL?

• The letter C hand

• The letter A hand

• The letter D hand

• The letter B hand

What does the sign for 'midnight' involve?

• The number 12 and the horizon

• The number 6 and the horizon

• The number 9 and the horizon

• The number 3 and the horizon

How is the sign for 'never' performed?

• By shaking your head back and forth

• By nodding your head up and down

• By waving your hand side to side

• By tapping your chin

What is the hand movement for 'sometimes' in ASL?

• Sweeping up with the index finger

• Pointing to the forehead

• Tapping the wrist

• Circling the hand in the air

In the example sentence, when is the ASL class scheduled?

• Sunday night at 8:00 o'clock

• Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock

• Friday evening at 6:00 o'clock

• Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock