Learn ASL: Sign Language for the Top 35 Common Nouns!

Are you ready to expand your sign language skills? In this video, we're diving into the most common nouns in the English language and teaching you their ASL signs!
Whether you're chatting with friends, meeting new people, or just want to broaden your communication abilities, knowing these signs can be super handy. We've carefully selected the top 35 nouns that you're likely to encounter in everyday conversations, making this video a must-watch for anyone interested in ASL.
Join us as we guide you through each sign, providing clear demonstrations and helpful tips along the way. From simple objects to familiar concepts, you'll be amazed at how quickly you can pick up these essential signs.
So grab a pen and paper, get ready to take some notes, and let's start signing together! Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe to our channel, and ring the notification bell so you never miss out on our latest videos. Let's make sign language accessible to everyone!
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Timecode
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Word
0:30 - Time
0:50 - Number
1:10 - Way
1:26 - People
2:31 - Water
2:47 - Day
3:04 - Part
3:25 - Work
3:45 - Year
4:00 - Thing
4:15 - Name
4:32 - Sentence
4:50 - Man
5:18 - Line
6:23 - Boy
6:37 - Farm
7:06 - End
8:05 - Land
8:25 - Home
8:53 - Hand
9:12 - Picture
9:43 - Animal
10:07 - Page
10:30 - Mom
10:48 - America
11:09 - Country
11:35 - World
12:08 - School

[@kellycronk1596]

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[@scheneidelorvensvilbrun]

Thank's

[@signlanguagepractice]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching

[@kellycronk1596]

Love the "Earth" sign

[@signlanguagepractice]

Try this one...sign "earth" and now point to where on the globe you live.

[@tinamoore338]

I seen two y shaped hands taping the thumbs together what is this sign I have tried to look for it but to no avail.thank you.

[@wendyauger4377]

Size or measure maybe?

[@susanhenley8240]

I have seen this sign used for the word "measure".

[@tinamoore338]

OK thank you so much.

[@ItzSista47]

How do you sign "phlebotomist"?

[@signlanguagepractice]

Your dominant hand signs "to draw blood" from the inside elbow of your other arm. Then you sign "agent" as in a person...similar to "teach" and then two flat hands down either side of the body. Make any sense?

[@ItzSista47]

@@signlanguagepractice Thank you

[@susanhenley8240]

Recently signing that my grandkids were learning about colors, numbers, and letters. But I'd forgotten how to sign the word "letters". Tried a Google/KZbin search, but only found the entire alphabet.

[@signlanguagepractice]

so are you looking for the sign for "letters" meaning the alphabet or "letters" like what you get in the mail?

[@susanhenley8240]

@@signlanguagepractice "Letters" as in the alphabet. Have been recently teaching my grandkids how to sign colors, numbers, and the alphabet. Although.... (and you may have already done this) a video on homonyms would be nice 🙂