Numbers

hold up your dominant hand with the palm facing toward your body, extending only the index finger while keeping the other fingers curled into a fist.

hold up your dominant hand with the palm facing toward your body, extending your index and middle fingers to form a 'V' shape while keeping your thumb, ring, and pinky fingers tucked into a fist.

extend your thumb, index finger, and middle finger while keeping your ring finger and pinky curled down into your palm

hold up your dominant hand with all four fingers (index through pinky) extended and spread slightly apart, while tucking your thumb inward against your palm

hold up your dominant hand with all five fingers spread open and the palm facing toward your body.

hold up your dominant hand with your palm facing out, keeping your middle and ring fingers down, and touch your thumb to your pinky finger, forming a shape similar to the letter "W" or the 'I love you' sign without the index finger.

hold up your open dominant hand with your palm facing out, then touch the tip of your thumb to the tip of your ring finger, keeping your pinky and index fingers extended.

hold your open hand facing out and touch the tips of your thumb and middle finger together, like a small circle with a line.

extend your dominant hand with your palm facing out, and touch the tip of your thumb to the tip of your index finger, keeping the other fingers extended but slightly flattened, similar to the letter 'F' but with a flatter, less circular configuration

make a fist with your thumb pointing up and gently shake your hand side-to-side at the wrist, keeping the thumb upright, like giving a thumbs-up and wagging it slightly.

the number 11 is signed by making a fist with your dominant hand, palm facing toward you, and flicking your index finger up twice.

form a number "2" (index and middle fingers extended) with your palm facing toward you, then flick your fingers upward against your thumb twice.

the number 13 is signed by extending your thumb, index, and middle finger (making a "3" shape) with the palm facing toward you, and then bending the index and middle fingers toward you twice.

form the number 4 with your dominant hand (four fingers up, thumb tucked in, palm facing you) and then perform a double motion of bending your fingers inward toward your palm, similar to how you would sign "13" but with four fingers instead of three,

display an open palm facing inward (Number 5), then bend all four fingers toward you twice while keeping the thumb extended.

the number 16 is commonly signed by forming a '6' handshape (thumb and pinky touching, other fingers up) with the palm facing inward, then twisting the wrist twice to face outward.

you can either make the sign for the number "7" and twist your wrist twice, or you can transition from the sign for "10" to the sign for "7" with a quick movement, often using a "double twist" motion from the 10-handshape

the number 18 is signed by forming the number '8' with your dominant hand (thumb and middle finger touching, other fingers extended), palm facing inward, and then twisting your wrist twice so the palm faces outward.

the number 19 is commonly signed by forming the number '9' with your dominant hand (index finger and thumb touching, other fingers extended), palm facing outward, and twisting the wrist twice. Another, more literal method is to sign '10' followed by

the number 20 is formed by making an "L" shape with your dominant hand (thumb and index finger extended), then tapping the tip of the thumb and index finger together twice, similar to a bird's beak opening and closing. The palm faces sideways or slig

the number 21 is signed by forming the letter 'L' with your thumb and index finger extended, palm facing inward (or slightly down), and then flicking or bending the thumb twice.

the number 22 is signed by forming a '2' handshape (index and middle fingers extended) with the palm facing down or slightly outward, and bouncing the hand to the side twice in a small arc motion. It is sometimes described as a 'V' handshape that bou

the number 23 is signed by making a "3" handshape (thumb, index, and middle finger extended) with the palm facing outward, and then fluttering or bending the middle finger down twice. It is considered a "flickering" or "fluttering" number.

the number 24 is signed by forming an 'L' handshape (thumb and index finger extended, palm out) to represent the '2' in 20, then transitioning to a '4' (four fingers extended). It is a compound sign where you show the number 20, then 4, often with a

To sign 25 in American Sign Language (ASL), make a "5" handshape (all fingers spread, palm facing out) and shake or wiggle the middle finger down once or twice. This motion represents the change from 20 to 5. Another variation, often used in rapid si

make an 'L' handshape (thumb and index finger extended) to represent the '2' (often used for the 20s), then transition to a '6' handshape (thumb and pinky touching, other fingers up). The hand usually moves slightly to the side between the two number

the number 27 is signed by first making an 'L' handshape (thumb and index finger extended, palm outward) to represent the "2" in the tens place. The hand then shifts slightly to the side to sign the number "7" (thumb and ring finger touching).

use your dominant hand to form an "L" shape (index finger and thumb extended, other fingers curled) to represent the "2" in "20," then transition to an "8" handshape (thumb and middle finger touching, other fingers extended). The sign is often made w

the number 29 is signed by first making an 'L' handshape (thumb and index finger extended, palm forward) to represent the '2' in the tens place. Then, transition to the number '9' (tips of thumb and index finger touching, other fingers extended).

form the number 3 with your fingers (thumb, index, and middle) facing outward, then modify it into a 0 by bending your index and middle fingers down to touch your thumb. It is often signed by showing the "3" and then transitioning to a "0"..