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 significance of signing time in relation to your wrist?

How do you sign the concept of hours in ASL?

Describe how to sign the different units of time such as seconds, minutes, and hours.

What signs are used to represent the days of the week in ASL?

Explain how to sign the concept of 'noon' in ASL.

What is the sign for 'midnight' and how is it represented?

How do you incorporate time signs into sentences in ASL?