25 Easiest Signs to Remember in ASL | ASL Basics | Sign Language for Beginners

This video tutorial focuses on teaching the 25 easiest American Sign Language (ASL) signs. It begins with an introduction and tips for learning ASL effectively, emphasizing the importance of repetition and practice. The tutorial then covers a range of basic signs, including those for emotions, common actions, and everyday objects. The video concludes with practice sentences to help viewers apply what they've learned in real-life scenarios.

What is a key strategy mentioned for effectively learning ASL?

• Watching the video only once

• Signing along with the video

• Ignoring difficult signs

• Reading a book on ASL

How do you sign 'good' in ASL?

• Dominant hand from chin to non-dominant hand

• Index finger pointing upwards

• Flat hand on chest

• Two fists pounding together

Which hand shape is used for the sign 'hungry'?

• Fist

• Flat hand

• C-shaped hand

• R hand

What is the sign for 'where' in ASL?

• Index finger searching like a compass

• Flat hand on chest

• R hand moving on either side of mouth

• Two fists pounding together

How is the sign 'why' performed?

• Flat hand on chest

• Two fists pounding together

• Index finger pointing upwards

• Wiggling or pulling out to a 'Y' hand

What is the ASL sign for 'home'?

• Flat O going across the side of your face

• Index finger pointing upwards

• Flat hand on chest

• Two fists pounding together

How do you sign 'night' in ASL?

• Two fists pounding together

• Flat hand on chest

• Index finger pointing upwards

• Think of where the sun is at night