Learn ASL: Beginner Lesson for Family Signs, Part 1: Immediate Family in American Sign Language

Word timestamps below, + MORE FAMILY VIDEOS:
Part 2 shows signs for grandparents, grandchildren, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews: • Learn ASL: Beginner Le...
Part 3 shows even more special family words like in-law, half, step, and twins: • Learn ASL: Beginner Le...
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In this video, practice the signs for MOTHER, FATHER, DAUGHTER, SON, SISTER, BROTHER, and so on. You'll notice that female signs tend to be signed at chin-level, and male signs at the temple/forehead. You may see some variation in these signs, particularly with respect to starting handshape (given the compound sign history explained in the video). Timestamps to find each sign are below, and next family videos to come for extended family in the next few weeks :) Happy Holidays!
0:15 FAMILY
0:36 MOTHER (or MOM)
1:04 FATHER
1:32 PARENTS
1:46 BABY
2:11 DAUGHTER
2:40 SON
3:00 CHILDREN
3:14 KIDS
3:25 SISTER
3:50 BROTHER
4:04 SIBLINGS
4:27 WIFE
4:55 HUSBAND
5:20 PARTNER
5:30 SWEETHEART (refer to a significant other)
MORE FAMILY VIDEOS:
Part 2 shows signs for grandparents, grandchildren, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews: • Learn ASL: Beginner Le...
Part 3 shows even more special family words like in-law, half, step, and twins: • Learn ASL: Beginner Le...
Get more free learning tips and practice: aslmeredith.com/newsletter
Serious about signing? Join my online beginner course: bit.ly/ASLbeginner

[@simplyghosted1926]

i went to my mom and said in asl "hi mom how are you i know a little sign" and she said (in english) "oh arent you fancy XD

[@ASLMeredith]

Yes you are!

[@skystorm3966]

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thank you so much for this kind comment! I wish you well, too :D

[@BadGalKuwee]

I've been deaf for a couple years now due to health issues and have been watching your videos, they have been helping me a lot, thank you!

[@princessjazzy1413]

Im starting to go back into learning asl sign language. I want to be able to communicate with more people and make sure people dont feel left out

[@chibiprussia5574]

I got into it after interacting with customers who were deaf:D

[@sk69to96]

Hey Meredith, you should consider perhaps doing a tutorial on some basic animal signs! That would honestly be very very helpful. P.S. love your stuff.

[@ASLMeredith]

Great idea! I'll add that to my list, thanks! :)

[@HoldtheWalnuts]

No one in our family is deaf. We don’t really know anyone who is but my 5 year old is really getting into asl from videos she is watching. So I came across these videos to teach myself so I can teach her. Learning lots!

[@CosplayChannel101]

I just enrolled into ASL online course and your videos are such a big help! I have zero experience and a lot of other videos either don't show the hands clear enough or move to fast for me to understand. love the pace you teach and show different angles of the sign! Appreciate you!

[@ASLMeredith]

YAY! I'm so glad you find these videos useful for learning and reviewing your ASL study. Keep up the good work!

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We had a Great time, Aloha from Honolulu, Hawaii

[@saraswain1380]

Thank you so much for the asl videos, they are simple and easy to follow. I do appreciate seeing you sighing from the side angle & the number of times you repeat the sign. Again thank you.

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Sarah, thank you for this kind comment! I'm so glad you are enjoying learning from these videos and find the format useful. I'll keep em coming!

[@mathikonemakaya3322]

Thank you so much, Meredith, for doing your videos. I use your videos daily with my special needs students, learning ASL gives them one of the ways to communicate their needs and wants, especially students who are nonverbal. Thank you so much.

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This channel is amazing i have a cousin who is deaf and i want to be able to communicate with him not just through notes💜💜

[@ASLMeredith]

Wonderful!! So glad you find these videos useful for communicating with your cousin :)

[@williamyqb]

You bring joy to me and I love watching you to learn ASL. Thank you Meredith!

[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU, William! I'm glad you enjoy learning from these.

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I love doing ASL I am going on a trip for hours and I am going to do ASL all of the 9hours

[@chelsey8737]

Did it help? Do you still practice?

[@lynnbergendorff9322]

Meredith Thank you I have to review these signs for Sign language 2 we went over but is always good to review if you forget it!

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Wonderful instruction, yet again. Thanks, Meredith. 😁❤️

[@Asaine14]

Thank you so much, I hope you know you are still helping newbies with these old videos!!

[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU for letting me know! I’m so glad you still found this valuable :)

[@sabrinab8483]

As an audio learner thankyou for adding that to your lessons. I learn so much from you. I'm learning as much as I can as fast as I can bc I'm losing my hearing and I will need to teach my kids. I did not know daughter, son, girl, or boy until watching this lesson

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Sabrina, thanks for your feedback! I'm so glad you're learning ASL to maintain your communication with your family, and that you find this video format helpful for learning.

[@sallyd7133]

Thank you for doing these videos! The way you group your lessons makes it very easy to retain the information, and my husband and I really appreciate the manner in which you teach and show each sign. Teaching ASL to our minimally-verbal 20-month-old is giving her a way to communicate without being so frustrated - learning from you is making me less frustrated! Thanks again, Meredith, best wishes & keep it up :D

[@sabrinajl423]

Your videos are fantastic! I love the way you explain things. I was having trouble remembering the palm orientation for children vs things, but when you said "like you're patting them on the head" that made complete sense. Now I'll remember it.

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[@moxxies_proxxies1442]

thank you I really wanted to know how to say those words in signs language. you really help me.

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Caleb, thanks so much for the kind feedback. So glad you find these videos useful :)

[@etainhatch1585]

When you put the places of the words and the time that there in the video in the description , that helps a lot

[@music_istherapy8860]

Thank you for showing different angles. Im learning with my 6 year old.

[@be1410all]

Your voice and presentation of the signs is so thorough, calm, and precise. I really appreciate the front and side views being shown together. Thank you!

[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU, Gwyneth! So glad you find these useful for learning :D :D

[@TheSexy1049]

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks for the kind feedback, Marjorie! I'm so glad you find these videos useful :)

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you're enjoying learning here

[@kimidanger1150]

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[@ASLMeredith]

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU! I'm so glad you found it too 😊 Hope you enjoy learning and signing! You never know when you'll need it.

[@loxied-t2613]

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU! So glad you find these useful for learning aSL. Congrats on your big move! Exciting!

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[@ASLMeredith]

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[@ASLMeredith]

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[@ASLMeredith]

That's so great, Jess !! Welcome back :)

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[@ASLMeredith]

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[@ASLMeredith]

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks, Travis! Glad you find this useful :)

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thank YOU, Wendy, for the kind comment! I'm so glad you find these useful :)

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks, Mercedes! I'm so glad you found this useful

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks so much for the kind comment! Glad you find these videos helpful

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Thank you! I'm starting to learn sigh language and this is really helpful. My mom looks at me like I've gone crazy when I'm practising alphabet while going around our house, but it's worth it xD

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks for visiting! Let me know if you have questions or feedback as to how I could help you learn :)

[@blah1234543]

Hey, our name signs are the same! :) Thanks for these videos, they're really helpful

[@ASLMeredith]

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[@RobinLillig1997]

Hey Meredith Can You Do A Video On How To Sign Getaways/Retreats/Escape And Countries ?

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This helps me so much because my throat always gets sore to the point where I can’t talk

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 AMAZING,❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜

[@MrEvolutiongraphix]

im learning because i work in a restaurant and i have a lot of deft friends, im learning a lot but sometimes the video goes to fast but is very interesting thank a lot

[@grantshirley6980]

I always have the speed set at 50% for that very reason lol

[@ladennayoung2939]

VERY GOOD. THANK YOU SO MUCH. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS, COVER, PROSPER, AND KEEP YOU. IT'S EASIER TO GET OT DOWN WHEN YOU SHOW THE SIDE VIEW.

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[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks, Dawn! So glad you find these useful :)

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My boyfriend is attending gallaudet University and I have to go see him soon and I have to learn more asl and you really help me learn! Thank you!

[@ASLMeredith]

That's amazing! What a great reason to learn - wishing you well as yo prepare for that visit!

[@rahulmoitra4817]

You are the best, been learning from you Meredith. You are so expressive. (Slight crush on you,lol) I have 3 deaf n dumb people at my work, so I want to speak to them in ASL. Your channel is helping me reach my goal. Thanks a lot!

[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks for the kind feedback! I'm so glad you find these videos useful and hope they help you communicate with your colleagues. (As a bonus tip: the expression "Deaf and dumb" is outdated and offensive, so I suggest using only "deaf" going forward :) ) Let me know how else I can help!

[@rahulmoitra4817]

ASLMeredith Goodness I had no idea. Thanks for the info. Awesome channel, can you make a playlist ASL basics. ASL beginners, advanced Etc. Basically if you can put your current videos in Playlist.. Should be very helpful. Thanks

[@clarissadrawdy4510]

Hey Meredith, thank you for making ASL, what color are your nails I like that color! I am left handed so I get to mirror you, it would've been difficult if I had to try doing the opposite from what you're doing. I'm learning ASL, ESL, and BSL so it's interesting to me to sign so I can communicate with people, thank you so much again for all the videos you make!

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Clarissa - thanks! I'm pretty sure that this color was Essie's "Angora Cardi" - one of my go-tos in fall and winter! (Although now that I see it again, I should probably bring it back for springs/summer, too :) ) Here's the link to it on Amazon: amzn.to/2QchN6N (affiliate link) And yes lucky you to get to mirror the videos! So glad you find these useful please keep up the good work!

[@art-is-awen8842]

using the wiggling fingers for one parent and the double tap for the other could maybe be a way for deaf same sex parents to name themselves!

[@moxxies_proxxies1442]

I love you a lot will you do one about food?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi! So I have a VERY old video on food, which uses just images. I'm hoping to re-do it someday soon, but you can find it here for now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp-XoJtjisSkrKs AND if there are specific food vocabulary you're looking for, I suggest using spreadthesign.com to search for the American Sign Language words. Hope this helps!!

[@police522lastavatar]

👏

[@juliannedewitt4288]

I wish my old school (I'm homeschooled now) would have an ASL course. I know of at least 3 deaf people within a 45 minute drive of me. I am teaching my sister who works as a cashier as I learn, because she has one regular who is deaf, and most of the time the people at the tills are guessing based on gestures.

[@ASLMeredith]

Glad you're trying to learn ASL to communicate with the people you know!

[@blake3967]

I know I probably sound like someone who is super sensitive, but I'm gonna sign anything in the middle of the face for gender neutral people, like me.

[@ASLMeredith]

Thanks for this comment! You are totally on the right track. Nowadays, there's a lot of conversation around gendered signs in ASL (similar to other languages, also seeking to find common ground for gender-neutral terms). While there isn't one definitive way at present to change all these family signs to gender-neutral, signing them at mid-face level (as you suggest!!) is one way! I suggest checking out this article/vlog for some context and additional signs to consider: silentgrapevine.com/2018/01/gender-neutral-inclusive-signs-queer-asl-ponderings.html Thanks for flagging this; I'll look to share such resources and signs more regularly!

[@marygrinter4878]

@@ASLMeredith thank you for including that resource as well! very helpful!

[@graceknudsen9690]

Thank you for your wonderful videos and sorry if this was already asked: does the sign for parents change if you're referring to parents of the same sex?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Grace, great question! This is still an evolving process -- but I have seen this sign PARENTS used for -- generally -- parents, and then also to sign PARENT or specifically a gender-neutral version - signing the same 5-handshape at the middle -- more on the *cheek*, instead of the chin or forehead. Thanks for the great question! OH and to add: If there's someone specific that you're learning for, you might consider asking *them* what sign they prefer for parent. :)

[@barrelracingmarshes5777]

Whenever i look up signs i always choose this

[@ASLMeredith]

Thank you for sharing! I'm so glad you find these videos useful.

[@elysia4982]

Hi! I'm a bit confused. It looks like the sign for "either" at 2:38 is the same as the sign for partner. Is it the number of times you touch your fingers that is different? Thanks!

[@mrs.e3944]

Can we also use the thumb gliding across the chin and then bring up the palm facing up to be mother ? Maybe I'm learning the older signs??

[@ASLMeredith]

Hmm.. I can't quite picture it, but not as far as I've seen. The thumb tap or finger wiggle as shown.

[@eddgaf7626]

My Favorite is sweetheart 😁

[@ASLMeredith]

It's a great sign!

[@Sita_Schioetz]

i've seen the 'parent' sign where it goes from the top and down, is it wrong to do it like that?

[@johngilbert1202]

I have the book "sign made easy" by rod butterworth . Finding that it is a little outdated. Though I like your videos and am new to ALS would like to have a book also,a little more up to date,modern,any references would help,thank you

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi John, thank you for your comment! Yes, the 'Sign Made Easy' book is a good one to start! but yes a bit old at this point. I have many recommended books, DVDs, and websites at aslmeredith.com/resources -- the Signing Naturally curriculum is especially useful for full-on learning (it's more than only a dictionary and comes with a DVD, too). Hope that helps!

[@kirbydied2875]

what is relatives in asl?

[@ralphu.7568]

I've seen where the sign for brother and sister did come from the forehead and chin but just use the pointer finger when came down to hand. Didn't use the shape you used here. So is it ok? I know some people might sign different ways. It just gets kinda confusing sometimes. You see one person sign something one way and then someone else might it a different way. Means the same. So is it really a preference? Also. When doing the sign for mother or father, does the sign have to be on the side of the forehead or chin or can it be in the middle? Again. Is it just a preference thing? I think a deaf person would still understand me if I did it in the middle.

[@onlinelibrarywithzenabtayy4486]

Good job 👌 its help alot but can you guide me what will sign be used for step relations like mother and mother and father siblings and what will be the sign for bacheolar /Single person

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi, thank you! This other video shows the sign for step-relations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKPPaWCaYtGHmrc Hope that helps! This other video has the sign for SINGLE (it also shows HAPPY): instagram.com/p/B8Z8R6gnVwD/ or simply sign NOT MARRIED.

[@onlinelibrarywithzenabtayy4486]

@@ASLMeredith thank you 😍💕

[@jtvuu]

Is the sign she use at 2:37 and 5:23 the same but with different meaning?

[@ASLMeredith]

wowww good catch! Yes, many signs may have different meanings based on context (similar to homophones in English). At 2:37 it means "either", and the later sign PARTNER. PARTNER may also be signed a number of different ways.

[@morganmak3437]

Starts 0:29

[@orestesdelgado4372]

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[@luke-2658]

I learned that parents was signed with the father first then mother. Same thing with siblings and grandparents.

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Luke, thanks for sharing! Those signs might adjust depending on the signs that came before or after it in the sentence. (Eg: if your hands are coming from a higher position going to a lower one, or vice-versa)

[@chelsey8737]

For children, does the number of kids you are talking about increase the more times you gesture/sign it? Or do you still just sign "lots of children"? And the same for just one child. Do you just do it once instead of twice? Or only one hand? Or do you just hold up 1 finger for 1 child before you sign children?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Chelsey, great question! No - the sign typically bounces twice either way. If you're referring to "a child" in the singular, you can take the bent open "B" handshape (with one hand, make a "B", then extend your thumb and bend all 4 fingers at the big knuckle) fingers outward/palm down, and bounce it very gently twice on one side. Like you're patting a single child on the head.

[@shazg]

This is great but you need to slow down your hand movements so we can follow you and see clearly

[@destinyjoy8635]

How would you do like stepdad or stepmom

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi! Those signs are in part 3 of the family signs playlist. View that video to learn "step-..." here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKPPaWCaYtGHmrc hope that helps!

[@Destiny-dn1rs]

Is the sign for “different” and “mean” the same?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi Destiny, yes those signs would be very different. DIFFERENT is made with the index fingers in neutral space, starting together and moving/arcing away from one another. For "mean"... Can you clarify which meaning of the English word "mean" you're talking about? (It has a few meanings, thus a few different signs. I can't think of any that look like DIFFERENT, but maybe I'm forgetting a meaning.)

[@senddeath6901]

wait so is there a difference in hand shape between "sister" and "correct"?

[@ASLMeredith]

Yes - SISTER is an "L" handshape (index finger and thumb extended) whereas CORRECT is a "1" handshape (just the index finger extends)

[@wendygood200]

I don't see a difference between brother and siblings. Am I missing something? Thank you. I love your videos.

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi, great question! They're similar, because the sign SIBLINGS is essentially the sign BROTHER followed by the sign SISTER. Watch closely to see how SIBLING does start just like BROTHER but then the second half goes to the *chin* (like SISTER) before concluding at the hand. Hope that helps!

[@wendygood200]

@@ASLMeredith yes that helps. Thank you.

[@BallJoinedWing]

Can the kids sign also be for baby goats?🐐🐐🐐

[@ASLMeredith]

Another good question! No, that sign means "kid" as in child, not a baby goat.

[@damobeck1]

What about half siblings?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi David - I show "half" siblings in the third video in this series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKPPaWCaYtGHmrc Hope that helps!

[@carmenvargas567]

I'm trying to learn sign language & teach my son he's 6 months old. When I speak to him it's in Spanish. Is it all the same? Abuela/Grandma, Tio/Uncle ect.

[@ASLMeredith]

If you're using ASL, then yes the sign GRANDMA can translate to either "Grandma" or "abuela". (Think of ASL as own language.) The concept is the same. Note that Spain and Mexico each have local sign languages. Learn more in my free FAQ about different sign languages at ASLmeredith.com/FAQ

[@carmenvargas567]

@@ASLMeredith Ty so much u make learning ASL fun & easy! ❤️

[@luisyanez3901]

Do you still make videos?

[@ASLMeredith]

I do! Stay tuned :) I've been more sporadic lately while I support wrap up and support students in my new online beginner course. (Yay!) But more videos to come

[@luisyanez3901]

I’m a beginner lol I really wanna learn asl

[@flickawhite]

my mom signs mother by putting an “M” up to her jaw and father by putting an “F” on her forehead. is it not right or is it an older way to sign that since she learned when she was younger?

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi there, good question! I'm not sure about your mom's specific situation, nor am I sure whether those signs with "M" and "D" are part of signed exact english (S.E.E. - a different sign system). I can tell you that they're definitely not ASL - if you're looking to use ASL, I suggest using the "5" handshapes at the chin and forehead. (Even in videos with older signers, I don't recall ever seeing an "M" or "D" for these.)

[@flickawhite]

@@ASLMeredith thank you!!! and thank you for your videos! esp the retail ones are super useful

[@angellabelami3264]

I Can't seem to distinguish how she signed 'siblings', I know brother started at the forehead and sister started at the chin but siblings went by so fast I cannot tell where she started.

[@ASLMeredith]

The sign SIBLINGS is the combination of BROTHER and SISTER! Simply sign both together as one sign. (And as a tip, did you know you can slow down any KZbin video by clicking the video menu (3 dots or a gear icon) and selecting "speed" to be 0.5 or 0.25? Hope that helps in the future!)

[@BallJoinedWing]

Is finger wiggle " mother" more like mommy?

[@ASLMeredith]

Good question! But no - it's simply a variation of "mother" :)

[@ronkolody9282]

THINKING... DANCE PARTY...... WHAT DO YOU THINK...

[@ASLMeredith]

YAAAAAAA

[@carlagaskinsa6357]

Wow, I watched this to compare it to South African sign language and almost all of the signs are different. Interesting.

[@ASLMeredith]

Yes they're different languages! Different sign languages is one of the FAQs on my top 10 beginner questions -- you can find that for free here: aslmeredith.com/faq

[@EverydayAdrian]

Do you teach through Skype? I really want to learn.

[@ASLMeredith]

I do! More information is at aslmeredith.com/lessons :)

[@drivingsahilya3778]

HeIIo

[@YT-User1013]

Did you literally sign "again, movement, change, can"? 1:22

[@ASLMeredith]

Yes, that's right! ASL grammar is different from English. That's an example of topic-comment structure in ASL: the topic here is effectively "change the movement" -- so MOVEMENT CHANGE, CAN. "the movement, change it, you can!"

[@oweneiffel3149]

sign slowly please...

[@ASLMeredith]

Hi there! You can slow down any video by selecting the gear or the 3-dots icon (depending if you're on mobile or desktop) and selecting "Speed" > 0.5

[@oweneiffel3149]

@@ASLMeredith omg cant believe u replied me... thank you... btw can u make a video about how to sign animal, numbers, god, smart n dumb, etc? thank u and i love u

[@ASLMeredith]

Sure, adding to the list :) I do have a whole series on numbers, find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYrIp5h9fJqFnpI

[@paivink8994]

i hate the facts i would never talk to anyone in asl😭😭