Learn How to Sign Places Around the Town in ASL

This video tutorial teaches viewers how to sign various places around town in sign language. It covers a wide range of locations such as clinics, stores, fire stations, and more. The tutorial is divided into sections, each focusing on different places, and includes practice sentences to help reinforce learning. The video encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and sign up for a newsletter to stay updated.

What hand shape is used to sign 'clinic'?

• A hand

• S hand

• C hand

• H hand

Which sign represents the emblem on a fireman's helmet?

• Police station

• Fire station

• Hospital

• Gas station

How is the sign for 'hotel' described?

• C hand moving back and forth

• A hand moving back and forth

• S hand moving back and forth

• H hand moving back and forth

What is the sign for 'bank' based on?

• Finger spelling

• C hand

• A hand

• H hand

How do you sign 'cafe'?

• Finger spell CAFE with an H hand

• Finger spell CAFE with a C hand

• Finger spell COFFEE

• Finger spell CAFE

What does the sign for 'salon' resemble?

• Styling hair

• Brushing hair

• Washing hair

• Cutting hair

Which sign involves showing cars lined up next to each other?

• Parking lot

• Neighborhood

• Car dealership

• Grocery store

What does the sign for 'restaurant' involve?

• Wiping with a napkin

• Eating food

• Drinking water

• Cooking food

How is the sign for 'church' described?

• S hand on top of a rock

• C hand on top of a rock

• A hand on top of a rock

• H hand on top of a rock

What is the sign for 'coffee shop' based on?

• Grinding coffee beans

• Drinking coffee

• Pouring coffee

• Stirring coffee