Mastering ASL Time Signs - Are You Fluent?

Welcome to our guide to mastering American Sign Language (ASL) time signs! In this video, we'll dive deep into essential signs for expressing time, appointments, and durations in ASL. Whether you're a beginner looking to expand your signing vocabulary or a seasoned signer aiming for greater fluency, this tutorial is for you.
Discover how to sign common phrases like "when," "now," "always," "forever," and "eternity" with clarity and precision. We'll explore nuanced signs for concepts like "suspend" and other time-related expressions, empowering you to communicate effectively in various contexts.
Join us as we break down each sign step-by-step, providing clear demonstrations and helpful tips for proper execution. By the end of this video, you'll feel confident incorporating these essential time signs into your ASL conversations.
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Timecode
0:00 - Intro
1:02 - Before
1:20 - Now
1:33 - After
1:54 - Later
2:11 - Long Ago
3:03 - Time
3:25 - Appointment
3:47 - When
4:05 - Forever/Eternity/Always
4:47 - Suspend
5:22 - Move Forward/Backward
6:15 - Abbreviated
7:21 - Go On and On and On
8:16 - Happen
8:43 - This Morning
9:08 - Yesterday
9:31 - This Year/Next Year/Last Year
10:50 - Waste
11:27 - Practice and Review

[@hazelbradford4224]

Thanks again for another lesson❤❤❤❤

[@signlanguagepractice]

Thank YOU

[@tinamoore338]

I love this sooo much I look forward to seeing more.

[@signlanguagepractice]

I'll keep trying!

[@adsausage1415]

Good stuff. Love seeing more of these "unusual" words when you're looking to move past the basics. Really hoping to see more/lengthier dialogue.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Any examples of words you are looking for?

[@kellycronk1596]

These are my favorite, I'm totally getting it ❤

[@signlanguagepractice]

Congrats!

[@susanhenley8240]

A mix of what I knew and what I didn't. Always glad to learn new signs! Idea... what about a video on all the words you can make with any given hand shape? Example: The letter "Y" or "H", how many different signs can be made with either of those hand shapes (or any other letter for that matter)? Have you done a video on signs related to talking? Such as: speak, yell, chat, said, say/saying, gossip, bragging, etc. I get caught up when it comes to tenses on those ones.

[@signlanguagepractice]

Ok...I'll put it on the list and come up with some ideas

[@kristimcqueen176]

The sign for moving and meeting is very similar to family, important, and Interpreter. Can you distinguish between all the two-handed F shaped signs?

[@signlanguagepractice]

Did you see this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZaXdIKnnbSGaK8

[@BannanaTree-ed4tz]

The eye brows go up for a yes no ? And eye brows down for a not yes no ? .

[@signlanguagepractice]

You got it.

[@BannanaTree-ed4tz]

How do you sign 10+ years in past /further is it the same or something els?

[@signlanguagepractice]

Numbers greater than 5…sign the number, then “years ago”