"Family" ASL Signs. "ASL for Beginners" | American Sign Language | ASL basics | Sign Language

[@valeriachilders]

You make it look so easy. Thanks

[@kellycronk1596]

Beautifully articulated, thank you, Omar

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@JoshyWoshy5]

Great video Omar! Can you please explain how to sign aunt and uncle?

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you
Here is my video on ‘Family Signs’
ua-cam.com/video/PQi-vVYuOfM/v-deo.htmlsi=Qk1I_LptN-tgQlIt

[@SigningWithOmar]

Aunt:, form the latter “A”
Place it facing forward level with the jaw. Perform inward circular motion (tip of thumb gently brushed against the face)

[@SigningWithOmar]

Uncle: form the letter “U”
Hand facing forward level with the temple…do an inward circular motion…index finger gentle brushed against the temple)

[@seanbradley6691]

for grandson/daughter could I sign the letter g instead of signing the whole word "grand"? thanks for all you do!

[@SigningWithOmar]

I personally Finger-spell grand.
If the current conversation uses grandson or granddaughter, I set them up: from there I point or body shift