100 Essential ASL Signs in 5 Minutes

Learn 100 Essential ASL Signs in 5 Minutes. I teach you 100 common signs in American Sign Language in this organized video that can be watched over and over again until you get it. Also, use the navigation to jump to a specific sign.

Didn't catch all the signs in 5 minutes? Watch it again, and try watching every day for a week. Challenge yourself by covering the signs at the bottom to test your receptive skills. Then, cover me signing and practice your expressive skills. Can you sign all 100 words in 5 minutes? Slow the video down to 50% speed to reinforce your skills, and when you're confident, speed it back up. The goal here is not just to learn but to practice and embed these signs into your memory. These are common signs you'll regularly use in everyday ASL conversations.

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*NAVIGATION*
0:00 - *Introductions*
0:08 - 1. Hello
0:10 - 2. Goodbye
0:12 - 3. Please
0:15 - 4. Thank you
0:18 - 5. Sorry
0:20 - 6. Yes
0:23 - 7. No
0:26 - 8. Good
0:28 - 9. Bad

*Personal Pronouns*
0:31 - 10. I/Me
0:34 - 11. You
0:37 - 12. It/She/Him
0:39 - 13. We/Us
0:43 - 14. They/Them

*Question Words*
0:46 - 15. Who
0:49 - 16. What
0:52 - 17. Where
0:55 - 18. When
0:59 - 19. Why
1:02 - 20. How
1:05 - 21. Which

*Descriptive*
1:08 - 22. Big
1:12 - 23. Small
1:14 - 24. Hot
1:16 - 25. Cold
1:19 - 26. New
1:21 - 27. Old
1:25 - 28. More
1:28 - 29. Few
1:30 - 30. Many

*Everyday Nouns*
1:33 - 31. Home
1:36 - 32. School
1:40 - 33. Work
1:44 - 34. Car
1:47 - 35. Food
1:50 - 36. Water
1:52 - 37. Friend
1:55 - 38. Family
1:58 - 39. Man
2:01 - 40. Woman
2:04 - 41. Child
2:07 - 42. Clothes
2:10 - 43. Money
2:14 - 44. Day
2:17 - 45. Night
2:19 - 46. Morning
2:21 - 47. Afternoon

*Numbers*
2:25 - 48. One
2:28 - 49. Two
2:30 - 50. Three
2:33 - 51. Four
2:36 - 52. Five
2:39 - 53. Six
2:42 - 54. Seven
2:45 - 55. Eight
2:48 - 56. Nine
2:51 - 57. Ten

*Days of the Week*
2:54 - 58. Monday
2:57 - 59. Tuesday
2:59 - 60. Wednesday
3:02 - 61. Thursday
3:05 - 62. Friday
3:08 - 63. Saturday
3:11 - 64. Sunday

*Emotions*
3:14 - 65. Happy
3:17 - 66. Sad
3:20 - 67. Excited
3:23 - 68. Tired
3:27 - 69. Angry
3:29 - 70. Scared
3:32 - 71. Surprised

*Common*
3:35 - 72. Like
3:38 - 73. Love
3:40 - 74. Want
3:43 - 75. Need
3:45 - 76. Go
3:48 - 77. Come
3:52 - 78. Have
3:55 - 79. Eat
3:58 - 80. Drink
4:01 - 81. See
4:04 - 82. Bathroom
4:07 - 83. Stop
4:10 - 84. Help
4:13 - 85. Birthday
4:15 - 86. Make
4:18 - 87. Play
4:22 - 88. Feel
4:25 - 89. Think
4:28 - 90. Chat
4:30 - 91. Sign
4:34 - 92. Ask
4:37 - 93. Sleep
4:40 - 94. Wake up
4:43 - 95. Sit
4:46 - 96. Stand
4:49 - 97. Buy
4:52 - 98. Sell
4:54 - 99. Start
4:57 - 100. Finish

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[AreWeThereYet-]

As an senior who is HOH. and getting worse. I pay attention to ASL and trying to learn more as fast as I can and this type of presentation is the best, for me. I've watched many of your Video's. and Thank you for them.

[Daiymian]

Perfect refresher video. I needed this. Someday I’ll master this amazing language.

[comkver]

Thank you so much! I have a coworker who's mute, we're all trying our best but would love to actually fluently communicate properly.

[AzDesertFoxx]

Thank you so much! I knew about 90% of the signs. I've learned so much from you and your channel. Kudos!

[Foenix-]

Thank you for these videos! Very helpful!!!
Loving the learning process. You make great videos.

[trumpet]

Hi. I took an ASL class in college 50 yrs ago. I've had a couple impaired friends along the way, but have forgotten most of what I had. Thank you for helping me reconnect. I truly appreciate your help.

[GhettoStylewithEjai]

WoW! I don't believe I know so many signs. Thank you for being a great teacher💐

[camustang]

LOVE this format. One thing I like is a brief delay between the word and the sign so I can try to sign it first myself. I guess the opposite would be the sign without the word(s) and see if I recognize it. That could be an interesting variation on this video is to do it both ways.

I've been looking for a quick "vocab test" video (or videos) to confirm what I have learned.

Thanks!

[hexlly]

omg thank you so much i always wanted to know ASL to talk with people who cant hear :D *to be kind*

[AngelaWhite-zr]

This is really great! You're a wonderful teacher.

[jackskelington]

I currently have a job with autistic kids who would sometimes learn signs to communicate and one of the kids can't hear at all. That got me interested in learning sign and I hope I could learn some more of it

[allenrobinson]

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[quynhhalamme]

Haha, finally can try this amazing language❤

[stephanievivier]

I must have learned two different sign language. One about "what" was the time i put my palm up flat (like wall) and swipe one finger down for "what". And there another one is old too. But i don't remember which one it was. I was doing the opposite all weong. Thank you for clearing up with me.

[spandansahs]

I am also learning asl so I can communicate without running my mouth

[omoyorubaniming]

Hi, please I would be using some of your videos to teach in my local language (yoruba) on my channel.
Thank you, I have been a long term follower

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[OldGuyBigFoot]

I appreciate the intent, but it comes up short in how to actually do some of the signs as to hand position. Thx.

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[allenrobinson]

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