A) Try to sign the ASL on the left.
B) Watch. Sign everything with me.
Keep your signs in clear view of the other person.
Your hands and movements must stay visible for the other person to understand you.
Avoid signing too low, too high, or off to the side. Keeping your signs within the normal signing space makes communication easier.
Example: Sign at chest level rather than down near your waist.
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Posts in the ASL Daily Feed are designed to give you continuous quick wins with useful and actionable ASL content. Most activities take just 3 to 5 minutes to complete.
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