I love this site! Thanks for all the wonderful videos to help me learn the signs…they are so simple and easy to remember. I may have missed it but is there a sign for pacifier/binky?
ADMIN – Hi Lori,
We added the sign for binkie and pacifier. Thanks for suggesting it.
Think we saw a rough “milk” sign this morning!! Happy! :)
He loves avocado, how do you sign this?
Thanks for the awesome resource!
ADMIN – Hi Collette,
Woohoo! Avacado is usually finger-spelled in ASL. One easy home-sign that is often used is to cup your non-dominant hand, make your dominant hand into a first, and press and twist your dominant hand into your your non-dominant hand. (As if you were mashing an avocado to make guacamole)
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Hi, loving learning the signs and using them with my son Danny. Is there a sign for bicycle? Cheers Richie
ADMIN – Hi Richie,
To sign bicycle, close both hands into a fist at chest-height make circles as if you are using hand-pedals. We have added the video above.
I love this site! Thanks for all the wonderful videos to help me learn the signs…they are so simple and easy to remember. I may have missed it but is there a sign for pacifier/binky?
ADMIN – Hi Lori,
We added the sign for binkie and pacifier. Thanks for suggesting it.
Hi! I love this site because I like having the video to watch. Sometimes it’s hard to just see a picture.
What is the sign for “bless you” after someone sneezes?
Thanks!
Think we saw a rough “milk” sign this morning!! Happy! :)
He loves avocado, how do you sign this?
Thanks for the awesome resource!
ADMIN – Hi Collette,
Woohoo! Avacado is usually finger-spelled in ASL. One easy home-sign that is often used is to cup your non-dominant hand, make your dominant hand into a first, and press and twist your dominant hand into your your non-dominant hand. (As if you were mashing an avocado to make guacamole)