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

Make a "1" handshape with your dominant hand and move it in small circles in front of your body to sign "everyday" in ASL. The movement needs to be done two times, and you can change your facial expressions or signing speed to show how often something happens or how regular it is. This basic sign shows up all the time when people talk about their schedules and daily activities. You'll see this sign used a lot in the Deaf community, and it's one of the first signs taught to new learners. When making sentences in ASL, remember to put this sign at the start or end, not in the middle like in English.