How do you sign “Ask” in ASL?
ASK: ASK in American Sign Language (ASL) means to put a question to someone. More than one form of the sign is in use, and every variation is shown on this page. Watch the video and animation below to see it signed.
ASK — variant 1
When do you use the sign ASK?
ASK opens favors, directions, and permission negotiations. The sign moves toward whoever is being asked, so ask me, ask him, and ask them all ride on its direction.
It appears in Lesson 43 of Book 2 with the question verbs.
📖 ASK is taught in Lesson 43 of ASL 102: Building Conversations — Book 2 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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