Learn Fruit and Veggie Signs in ASL | Food Signs | Pt. 2

This video tutorial is the second part of a series on food signs, focusing on fruits and vegetables. It introduces signs for various fruits like apple, banana, and mango, as well as vegetables like carrot, corn, and potato. Some foods are finger spelled, such as apricot and broccoli. The video concludes with examples of using these signs in sentences to aid conversational practice.

What is the main focus of this video tutorial?

• Learning food signs, specifically fruits and veggies

• Learning animal signs

• Learning numbers in sign language

• Learning colors in sign language

How do you sign 'apple' in sign language?

• Point to your mouth with your thumb

• Bend your index finger at your cheek

• Make a fist and tap your chin

• Wave your hand in front of your face

Which fruit sign involves mimicking the action of peeling?

• Banana

• Grapes

• Apple

• Cherry

What is the sign for 'melon' based on?

• Thumping the melon to check if it's good

• Peeling the melon

• Holding the melon with both hands

• Slicing the melon

Which sign uses an 'F' hand twisting on your eye?

• Raisins

• Potato

• Peach

• Pineapple

Which of the following is finger-spelled in sign language?

• Asparagus

• Banana

• Carrot

• Apple

What is an example of a sentence using the learned signs?

• Bananas are blue.

• I dislike apples.

• Grapes are sour.

• I love pineapple.