U in sign language
How do you represent the letter "U" in sign language (ASL)?
To represent the letter "U" in American Sign Language (ASL), extend your index and middle fingers together, with your palm facing forward and your other fingers curled into your palm.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Signing "U" in ASL
- Incorrect Finger Position – Make sure both the index and middle fingers are extended and together, not spread apart.
- Thumb Placement – The thumb should rest against the side of the hand, not extending out.
- Palm Orientation – Keep the palm facing outward, not sideways or downward.
- Hand Too Relaxed or Tense – Maintain a firm but natural handshape to avoid confusion or miscommunication.
Avoid these mistakes to ensure proper ASL communication! 🚀
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