To sign the word “adequate,” place your dominant hand flat against your chest, with fingers pointing towards your non-dominant side, and move your hand forward slightly in a chopping motion. This represents the idea of having enough or sufficient.
The ASL sign for "Adequate": place your dominant hand flat against your chest, with fingers pointing towards your non-dominant side, and move your hand forward slightly in a chopping motion. Quick step-by-step guide for ASL learners and parents.
To sign the word “adequate,” place your dominant hand flat against your chest, with fingers pointing towards your non-dominant side, and move your hand forward slightly in a chopping motion. This represents the idea of having enough or sufficient.