set 1 of ASL flashcards

name

your

you

point to person you’re talking to

deaf

hearing

who

what

when

where

why

how

roll the hands forward until arches are upside down with your palms facing up in cupping hand shapes

how many

start with hand in a fist, then open palm

which

move each thumbs up and down

nice

meet

directional. can change direction depending on who is meeting who

class

move the “c” sign in a circle

now/ today

move hands downwards

start

twist dominant finger

finish

see you later

next week

week

have a good day

sign “have”, “good”, and “day”

good

day

family

father

mother

son

daughter

same sign as brother but at your chin

child/ children

do sign around multiple times for children

brother

sister

twins/ triplets

a "V" handshape (index and middle fingers extended, others folded) and moving it from one side of the chin to the other

baby

grandfather

grandmother

grandson

fingerspell “grand” and sign “son”

granddaughter

fingerspell grand and sign “daughter”

uncle

sign “U” at side of forehead and move it in a circle

aunt

sign “A” at jawline in circular motion

cousin

nephew

shake “N” twice

niece

husband

wife

boyfriend

sign “boy” and “ friend”

girlfriend

sign “girl” and “friend”

friend

roommates

school

preschool

fingerspell “pre” and sign “school”

kindergarten

a "K" handshape under the palm of your non-dominant hand

elementary

form an "E" handshape with your dominant hand, palm facing down, and place it below a flat, non-dominant hand, making a small circular motion. then sign “school”

middle school

then sign “school”

high school

fingerspell “H” and “S”

college

university

bachelor

#job

work

teacher

teach

both hands signing “O” at sides of head and moving outward

doctor

pastor

sign “G” at throat and brush side to side twice

psychologist

counselor

advisor

sign motion once and then sign “person”

farmer

professor

artist

musician

sign “music” and “person”

lawyer

sign “law” and “person

law

music