How do you say Sad in sign language? It’s a common vocabulary that you’re sure to come across early in your sign language journey; doesn’t matter which language you’re learning. You probably have bumped here searching for “What is the sign for sad BSL?” and that’s exactly what we’re going to tell you today. We’ll […]
Today we’ll look at how to say Shut Up in sign language. If you’re familiar with visual languages like sign language, you already know how they incorporate hand gestures to visualise different vocabulary. But do you know that facial expression is equally important in visual languages? Before we move on to our main discussion, let’s […]
Today we’ll learn to say Horse in sign language. Horse signs are different for most of the sign languages. But we’ll just discuss British Sign Language or BSL today. If you’re not familiar with BSL, it’s the language that the deaf community or those hard of hearing uses for communication in Great Britain. It has […]
Today, we’re going to learn how to say Family in sign language. It is one of the first terms you will come across on your sign language adventure. Although the word differs in different sign languages, we’ll solely cover British Sign Language (BSL) today. So let’s get this ball rolling. Family in Sign Language Watch […]
The topic of today: how do you say Gay in sign language? According to Oxford Dictionary, the English word ‘gay’ refers to- “(of people, especially men) sexually attracted to people of the same sex” But “gay lesbian”- both these words point out the same thing, i.e. sexual orientation or sexual attraction. Although the term ‘lesbian’ […]
How do you say What in sign language? Depending on the sentence, it can equally work as a pronoun, adjective or adverb in spoken languages as well as sign languages. So, understandably, since it’s a multi-functional word, there are a lot of sentences that use it. Consider the following sentence in spoken English: What is […]
Today, we’re going to learn how to say Welcome in sign language. But first, we have to understand, “What is Welcome in sign language?” The meaning of the word is the same across all languages, whether we use sign language or speak it. So, You Are Welcome in sign language is also the same too. […]
Today we’ll learn the word Orange in sign language. In English, the word refers both to the citrus fruit and the colour. The same is true for French, German and Hungarian etc. Interestingly, although American Sign Language or ASL and British Sign Language or BSL aren’t related, both have a single sign for orange- the […]
The topic of today: sign for Water in sign language. Names of essential food and drink like water are among the first vocabulary you’ll learn in your sign language lessons. The sign for water is also probably one of the most accessible signs you’ll come across. However, that is very much dependent on the family […]
