How to Sign - CONTINUE - PROCEED - ASL - Sign Language

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In this video I show you how to sign the words "proceed' and "continue".
The sign for "proceed" has a few variations. Some require one hand and others require the use of both hands.
While there are a few options for the word "continue", I show you the most common one that I know. The sign itself has a few variations pertaining to the movement of the sign and I show you both of these options.

[@tjtampa214]

You CONTINUE to bring good teaching. 👍Thx!

[@ASLLOVE]

Aww thank you! 😊

[@dhamilton210]

Your the best sign language teacher on UA-cam. I Appreciate you show it very slow an you repeat thank you. One you should do songs just as slow. Your amazing ⭐️🧿🌻

[@ASLLOVE]

Thank you so much for the kind words and the support! It means a lot to me. 😊🤟🏼

[@van4195]

i completely agree!! i'd love a song tutorial done at a slower pace so i can memorize the signs!!

[@ASLLOVE]

@@van4195 songs are a lot of fun! I only have one Christmas one at the moment. Jingle Bell Rock - Sign Language - ASL
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[@8258nnnnnn]

very Appreciated you presentation Blessings

[@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures]

Really good 👍🏽

[@ASLLOVE]

Thank you! 😊

[@earlonaweary9155]

Thank you so much for these!

[@ASLLOVE]

Thank you for watching!

[@stephaniecampbell8021]

Perfect speed and technique. Much appreciated

[@ASLLOVE]

Thanks!

[@angelazapata_official]

Thank you so much !

[@ASLLOVE]

Thank you for watching!

[@joshualuntsford]

some people might think i'm throwing up gang signs lol thanks so much

[@lindarodriguez8225]

That's from The Real 😆

[@leylakhodadi6224]

Honestly, it was nit easy to understand exactly what was differences betwen proceed and continue, could u please explain it in another way to get it better.

[@ASLLOVE]

Which difference wasn't clear? The difference in meaning or the signs? Proceed and continue use different handshapes. To proceed (to carry on from a certain point in time) uses an open-B handshape that is bent at the large knuckles. The sign for continue (to persist - either in opinion or action) connects at your thumbs (more of an A handshape). Both signs use a forward movement.