The same position of “Thousand” Sign, followed by AH moving in an arc forward to tap on PH fingertips. hundred ThousandĪctive Hand (AH) bent to form an angle, palm down, Passive Hand (PH) palm upright in front of the chest tap AH fingertips against the heel of PH palm. To make this sign you should form a C-shape with your hand. To make this sign you should let your index finger open and your thumb to trigger towards the opposite side. To make this sign you should let your thumb and index finger touch each other twice. To make this sign you must open your index and middle finger with your palm facing you. To make this sign you must open your index finger with your palm facing you. To make this sign you need to make a fist and wave your thumb. To make this sign you must bring together your thumb and index finger with the remaining fingers extended. To make this sign you must bring together your thumb and middle finger with the remaining fingers extended. To make this sign you must bring together your thumb and ring finger with the remaining fingers extended. To make this sign you must bring together your thumb and pinky with the remaining fingers extended. four FIVEįor this sign, you have to extend all five fingers. To make this sign you have to extend all four fingers except your thumb. Tip: Not to be confused with the letter ‘W’. To make this sign you need to extend the thumb, index, and middle finger. To make this sign you have to lift and extend your index and middle finger. To make this sign, you have to lift your index finger. To make this sign, use all your five fingers to make a full circle. Read on to get started and remember to keep counting in sign language because practice makes perfect. We will also teach you how to count from 10-12, 20, 21 and how to say a hundred, thousand and million. Numbers 1 to 5 are just like counting on your fingers and numbers 6 to 9 are counted by touching a finger to your thumb. The good news is you can learn sign language numbers with very little effort. It’s handy to know the numbers in sign language when you are talking about quantity, money or time. Once you learn ASL, you will be able to get by in many different situations even if you don’t know a phrase you can always spell it out.

How to spelling won in sign language