To sign the word “married,” use both hands to form the letter M shape and bring them together, interlocking the fingers. Then, move the hands in a small circular motion as if showing a wedding ring on your finger.

To sign the word “figures,” use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for “number” or “numeral” by extending your dominant hand and making a fist with your thumb out. Then make a circular motion with your hand, similar to the…

To sign the word “lawyer,” use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for “L” by extending your index finger and thumb in an “L” shape against your chin, then make a sweeping motion with your dominant hand towards your non-dominant…

To sign the word “drivers,” form the letter D with your dominant hand and move it forward and down twice in front of your body.

To sign the word “ministry,” form an “M” with your dominant hand and slide it down the center of your chest.

To sign the word “Joseph,” use the ASL sign for the letter “J” by making a hook shape with your index finger and then sign the letters “O,” “S,” “E,” “P,” and “H” in order using a finger-spelling motion.

To sign the word “mt,” use one hand to make an “m” shape with your fingers, and then tap your thumb on your chin.

To sign the word “injury,” make a fist with your dominant hand and tap it lightly on your non-dominant arm.

To sign the word assets, use your dominant hand to make a flat, palm-down handshape. Then, place your non-dominant hand under your dominant hand and move both hands forward in unison, as if you are showing something being stacked or…

To sign the word “font”, place your dominant hand in a flat, palm-down position and use your other hand to trace the outline of a rectangle in front of your dominant hand. This signifies the shape of the letter “F”…