Hey there! Okay, listen up because I have some important news to share with you. I have just learned how to say “Hello” in sign language! And guess what? I am going to teach it to you as well. But that’s not all. I also have some really cool flashcards that you can download for free, which will teach you 25 additional ASL signs. How awesome is that?
Let’s Start with “Hello” in Sign Language
So, the sign for “Hello” in ASL is pretty simple. All you have to do is extend your hand towards the person you are talking to, with your palm facing them. Then, make a small forward motion with your hand. That’s it! You just said “Hello” in ASL. Easy, right?
ASL Flash Cards for 25 Signs
Okay, if you thought learning the sign for “Hello” was cool, wait until you see these ASL flashcards. They are amazing! Not only do they show you how to sign 25 commonly used words, but they are also free to download. Seriously, who doesn’t love free stuff?
Now, let’s take a look at some of the signs that you can learn from these flashcards:
1. Thank You
Saying “Thank you” is always a good practice, and it’s even better when you say it in ASL. This sign is easy to learn, and it’s a great way to show your appreciation to others.
2. Yes
When you want to say “Yes” in ASL, all you have to do is move your head up and down slightly, while making a fist with your thumb pointing up. This means “Yes” and is a great way to respond when someone asks you a question.
3. No
Of course, we can’t forget about “No”. This sign is made by shaking your head from side to side, while making an X shape with your index finger and thumb. It’s super easy, and it’s a great way to let someone know that you do not agree with them.
4. Please
When you want to ask someone for something politely, you can use the sign for “Please”. All you have to do is put your flat right hand on your chest and move it forward slightly. This tells the other person that you are making a request in a friendly manner.
5. Goodbye
Finally, we have the sign for “Goodbye”. This sign is made by extending your hand towards the other person, palm facing them, and then moving it in a slightly diagonal motion away from your body. It’s a great way to end a conversation, and it shows that you are friendly and respectful.
Those were just some of the signs that you can learn from these flashcards. There are 20 more to go, and each one is just as cool and useful as the last. So, download these flashcards today and start learning ASL like a pro. Who knows, you might even impress your friends with your newfound skills.
Happy signing, and see you next time!
