How to Sign "Always" in American Sign Language (ASL)

In ASL, "always" is signed by making a circular motion with your dominant hand, palm facing down, moving in a clockwise direction in front of your body. The sign looks like something that goes on forever. You make this sign at chest level. The movement can be done faster or slower, or with a bigger or smaller circle, to show how much or how often something happens. It's a common sign that people use every day, and you can use it with other signs to say things like "always late" or "always happy."