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how do you say good morning in asl
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Short answer: You sign GOOD MORNING (GOOD + MORNING).
How to do it:
- GOOD: With your dominant hand flat (fingers together), touch your fingertips to your chin, then move that hand down and place it onto your non‑dominant flat palm (as if placing “good” into your other hand).
- MORNING: Put your non‑dominant forearm across your body, roughly horizontal (this represents the horizon). Place your dominant flat hand under that forearm, then lift the dominant hand up slightly so it rises from under the forearm (like the sun rising).
Use a friendly facial expression (smile). Note: ASL varies by region and signer — it’s always good to check a video from a Deaf signer (e.g., Lifeprint, Signing Savvy, or Handspeak) if you want to see the motion and timing. Want a short video link or a slower step-by-step demo?
How to do it:
- GOOD: With your dominant hand flat (fingers together), touch your fingertips to your chin, then move that hand down and place it onto your non‑dominant flat palm (as if placing “good” into your other hand).
- MORNING: Put your non‑dominant forearm across your body, roughly horizontal (this represents the horizon). Place your dominant flat hand under that forearm, then lift the dominant hand up slightly so it rises from under the forearm (like the sun rising).
Use a friendly facial expression (smile). Note: ASL varies by region and signer — it’s always good to check a video from a Deaf signer (e.g., Lifeprint, Signing Savvy, or Handspeak) if you want to see the motion and timing. Want a short video link or a slower step-by-step demo?
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