In American Sign Language (ASL), "today" is shown with a mix of signs. You use "now" and "day" to sign it. For "now," place both hands in a "Y" shape. Move them down in front of your body. For "day," hold your non-dominant arm out. Your dominant hand should be in a "D" shape. Move it from your elbow to your wrist. This mimics the sun's path across the sky. Together, these signs mean "today." ASL is a visual language. It's used by the Deaf community in the U.S. and parts of Canada. Knowing ASL means understanding its special grammar. Facial expressions and body language are key.
di Serena Clark
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