How do you sign “Pink” in ASL?
PINK: PINK in American Sign Language (ASL) names the soft color between red and white. The video and GIF below demonstrate the sign.
Where does PINK come up in conversation?
PINK describes clothing, flowers, sunsets, and a great deal of baby gear. It rounds out the core color vocabulary students learn in a single lesson, and favorite-color conversations give it steady exercise from the first week. Baby announcements and team colors hand it regular appearances beyond the classroom.
It appears in Lesson 11 of Book 1.
📖 PINK is taught in Lesson 11 of ASLI 1: Starting Out — Book 1 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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