Toddler Sign Language

To sign "admissibleness," use one hand to form a "V" shape with your index and middle fingers, and place the "V" on the palm of your other hand. Then, move…

To sign the word "admissible," use the ASL sign for "acceptable" or "allowed" by forming an "A" handshape and bringing it down the side of your face.

To sign the word "admissibilities," use your dominant hand to make a "5" handshape and swipe it downward in front of your chest twice.

To sign the word "admissibility", use the ASL sign for "admit" followed by the sign for "able" or "ability".

To sign the word "admissible," use both hands to form the letter "A" and then bring them together with palms facing out. Repeat this motion quickly a few times.

To sign "admissibility" in American Sign Language, you would spell out the word using the appropriate handshapes and movements for each letter.

To sign the word "admiringly," use the ASL sign for "admire" and add the -LY ending by flicking the index finger upward near the chin.

To sign the word "admiring," use both hands to make a "thumbs up" gesture and place them at your chest, facing outwards. Then, move your hands up and down a…

To sign the word "admires," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "admire," which is made by placing your hand against your chest and moving it outward while keeping…

To sign the word "admirers," use the ASL sign for "admire" and add the plural marker by moving both hands outwards in a sweeping motion.