How do you sign “Morning” in ASL?
MORNING: MORNING in American Sign Language (ASL) names the early part of the day. The video and GIF below demonstrate the sign.
Where does MORNING come up in conversation?
MORNING opens greetings and schedules alike. Time vocabulary is the backbone of making plans, and Book 1 devotes a full lesson to it; this sign starts the daily cycle that NIGHT closes. Routines, alarms, and breakfast all live here.
It appears in Lesson 31 with the rest of the time-of-day set.
📖 MORNING is taught in Lesson 31 of ASLI 1: Starting Out — Book 1 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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