Days of the Week and Months of the Year in ASL

Days of the Week and Months of the Year in American Sign Language (ASL). Learn how to Sign Monday through Sunday and January through December. Stay tuned all the way to the end because we put these signs to common sentences that you can use in everyday conversations.
No matter what day of the week it is it's a perfect time to learn signs for Days and Months
NAVIGATION
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - DAYS OF THE WEEK
0:47 - Monday
0:58 - Tuesday
1:09 - Wednesday
1:19 - Thursday
1:30 - Friday
1:41 - Saturday
1:51 - Sunday
2:01 - MONTHS OF THE YEAR
2:19 - January
2:30 - February
2:38 - March
2:49 - April
2:59 - May
3:06 - June
3:15 - July
3:27 - August
3:36 - September
3:46 - October
3:53 - November
4:03 - December
SENTENCES
4:15 - My birthday is August 19th.
4:33 - The test is on Friday.
4:46 - I'll meet you next Saturday.
5:05 - Our summer break begins on Friday June 1st.
5:30 - Are you coming to church this Sunday?

[@Aphrodite704]

I'm so glad these videos are here. I'm preparing myself for sign language classes to be an interpretor. My grandma is deaf, so I have a bit of a passion for it.

[@LearnHowtoSign]

Way to go! Best of luck in your interpreter training program.

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[@graceliaw2023]

Wow this was very helpful. I am currently taking sign language 1 at my college. I plan to teach my family over the Thanksgiving break.

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Thank you Meredith.

[@LearnHowtoSign]

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[@LearnHowtoSign]

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[@jaymarcastillo1368]

Thank you so much for teaching us always 😊 we really appreciate you❤ , From the Philippines

[@LearnHowtoSign]

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[@LearnHowtoSign]

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[@Aya_does_sign]

Thank you so much! These videos helped me a lot!

[@len-gen-darystinson9764]

I know this video isn’t about ASL sentence structure but I was wondering since the general structure is time topic comment how do you know in some sentences (Like the ones at the end of this video) that the time goes at the end? Thank you so much for these videos! They are very helpful and the making sentences at the end is really good practice for me as I hope to be an interpreter some day! Sorry the comment is so long and thanks again!!

[@riverpatterson3502]

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[@Me_myself_I231]

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[@LouisvilleKyBoy]

I love that u make these videos, like u add everything and love the way u break it down on describing. I never got the chance to learn Sign language but good thing I'm starting, always good to learn multiple languages.. i love it, also is it possible u could do a video of drinks like alcohol wise. Wine, champagne, Beer. Etc etc??

[@cube3591]

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[@LearnHowtoSign]

Thank you for watching them.

[@Christlike1982]

I wanna be as cool as you. Loved the video.

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[@Birdyboy302]

I suddenly thought that when I grow up I should go to deaf or speechless people's orphanage.... I should spend time. This is the reason I'm learning asl. Thanks ma'am

[@LearnHowtoSign]

So thoughtful.

[@dalia7801]

This is so interesting! In LIS (italian sign language) we have a different sign for each month, we don't spell it lettee by letter

[@Kratkymethod]

You give me hope

[@bettytitus3232]

Could you do a video for First Responders that need to assist hurt patients.

[@aindrilabanerjee9344]

These videos are so good and helpful can you also make a video on words like (this, that, these and ect)Please and thank you .

[@user-vg4zf2dr7p]

Very good 😊

[@johnpaulbeauhaire947]

Thankyou

[@Sammy-rn9gk]

Hi!! I've been watching your videos for a while now. Thank you so much for helping me to where I am now!!! Could you do a video on ordinal numbers?? Ex. First, second, third... Thank you again!!!

[@LearnHowtoSign]

You are welcome! We will add it to the list.

[@bevinsichilindi5439]

This is great

[@maiawoods8041]

what a coincidence, i'm watching this on august 19th xD happy birthday!

[@LearnHowtoSign]

How cool!

[@arcangel6385]

So sho u ld our circles be clockwise or counterclockwise

[@eujamestongue]

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[@nyekowalterotto9742]

I love practicing signing at evening,everyday especially church sign

[@sarafuentes1740]

Great!

[@michellelueder4103]

When she starts she goes nice and Slow but as it goes on she’s too fast

[@mdkhh]

May you show us and gsl beacause not everyone is from America (i am telling it to you cause you are the only who explain it good .If you can please🥺☺)

[@tineyfox32]

hi it is Eden I was wandering if you could do birthday sign"s

[@brendawilkins9649]

I have a question… when I first learned ASL as a teen and then in college I taught both of my daughters ASL while growing up before ‘baby sign’ became a thing. Then compared to when my oldest daughter took ASL in middle school and then college… her teacher told her that how I learned and taught her as a child was “old English ASL” compared to what she was learning. I’ve noticed many of the signs you’re using and teaching are different from the way I learned especially the days of the week and months of the year. My question is how often does the dialect or method change?

[@perfectfae3534]

There are older signs that we don't really use anymore, but there are also different signs that different dialects use. I've seen 5 different signs for pizza so far & I'm sure there's more. It can be frustrating sometimes.

[@lolatalula3752]

The problem is this is a hearing person teaching ASL. Ask the Deaf community.

[@brandonsmith1198]

This is a very great video and I want to say can you please Slow down With the signs and I can keep up with you

[@dianapartap9089]

I always wanted to learn asl, I believe its part of me, due to having SSD. Want to communicate with thebseaf culture and community.

[@LearnHowtoSign]

You can do this!

[@ChillPill7777777]

Is there a tip to differentiating between Monday and Saturday? My thumbs are short and my Ms barely look like Ms from the front xD. My Monday and Saturday look identical.

[@LearnHowtoSign]

Great question. It really is all about the thumb. Saturday you can't see the thumb but with Monday you should see it peaking through.

[@ChillPill7777777]

@@LearnHowtoSign Thank you :-)

[@pofpoif]

Can someone PLEASE teach me how to sign "Teacher of the year award" in ASL? The deaf teacher at our school won it and i want to tell her congrats but im having trouble on the word "of" :(

[@lachelleruiz7922]

some filler words like "of" don't translate to ASL so there is no sign for "of". I'm still learning but I believe you can sign AWARD TEACHER YEAR. Someone correct me if I'm wrong on the correct placement of the signs

[@yinafernandez1866]

Hii, I would like to know If signing "you" twice in a yes/no question is part of the grammar rule? For example: Are you coming to church this Sunday? (Sunday you come church you)

[@LearnHowtoSign]

Great question! Yes, signing your twice shows at the beginning who you are asking and the you at the end is the "closing signal" of the sentence. This is proper ASL structure. Sound like you are getting the hang of this!

[@My-Channel_forever]

@@LearnHowtoSign , you mentioned the use of the closing sign is “proper” ASL. Do people sometimes leave off the closing sign in more casual conversations with people they know well? The reason I ask is that I don’t know any Deaf people, but have been watching Deaf content creators online to pick up more vocabulary and it seems hit or miss with the closing sign and I am not sure why that is.

[@yinafernandez1866]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@avahawkins6916]

I love practicing signing much easier than Spanish😏

[@anthonydecotis9448]

How do do you slow down the video?

[@LearnHowtoSign]

On a web browser you can click the gear/cog at the bottom then there's a playback speed option. On an iPhone you click the 3 dots and the playback speed option is in that menu. Hope that helps!

[@Emisa635]

Me: I will learn sign language My brain: don’t do it it’s just a waste of time Me: does it anyway

[@Emisa635]

And also I think it was a great choice to learn sign language

[@huhu6759]

the months signs are very difficult for my kids

[@nasirzaman5074]

Please taught us the is ,are, always , the these between letters

[@LearnHowtoSign]

English words like is, are, and the are not used in ASL because of it own grammar. Those signed are used in Signing Exact English which is a signed system, not a language like ASL.

[@jesusisheretaylor1982]

i love you

[@amybracey6149]

Hard one

[@meditationmatterz7441]

am i the only one that noticed she changes her shirt in every scene???

[@gabyc210]

My finger spelling is so slow 😭

[@reesajackson8788]

Are you a certified teacher?

[@burniegipson8342]

SORRY BUT, THE MOVEMENTS FOR THESE MONTHS ARE NOT CORRECT.

[@JRanaya2613]

hi

[@adorxmeluhh9658]

Wsp

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Wsp

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@@JRanaya2613 im doing good hbu

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[@ketsiaetienne1450]

too fast going