You Already Know Sign Language | Sign Language for Beginners

This video tutorial teaches various sign language signs, including 'drink', 'look', 'book', 'phone', 'car', 'drive', 'you', 'me', 'yours', 'mine', 'hold on', 'come on', 'I love you', and 'bye'. Each sign is demonstrated with specific hand shapes and movements, providing a comprehensive guide to understanding and using these signs effectively.

What hand shape is used to sign 'drink'?

• A fist

• A V-shaped hand

• A C-shaped hand

• A flat hand

How is the sign for 'phone' typically performed?

• C-shaped hand

• Flat hand waving

• Index finger pointing

• Thumb to ear, pinky to mouth

What is a noun-verb pair in sign language?

• Two signs that look identical

• A sign that changes based on context

• A pair of signs with similar movements but different meanings

• A sign that uses both hands

Which hand shape indicates possession in sign language?

• Flat hand

• Fist

• Index finger

• C-shaped hand

How do you sign 'hold on'?

• A stern hand gesture

• A waving motion

• A pointing gesture

• A pulling motion

What does the sign 'I love you' represent?

• A pointing gesture

• A waving motion

• The letters I, L, and Y

• A fist

What is the common gesture for 'bye'?

• A flat hand

• A fist

• A C-shaped hand

• A waving motion