In American Sign Language (ASL), you sign "please" by placing your dominant hand flat on your chest. Your fingers should be together, and your palm should face in. Then, move your hand in a circular motion. This gesture is polite. It's often used to make requests or show gratitude. The cultural background of this sign highlights the value of manners and respect in the Deaf community. This is similar to how "please" is used in spoken English. When signing "please," use facial expressions that match the politeness of your request. Facial expressions are key in ASL. This sign fits many situations. You can use it when asking for help, making a polite request, or saying thanks. Knowing how to use this sign well can improve communication with ASL users.
di Serena Clark
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