How do you sign “Who” in ASL?
WHO: WHO in American Sign Language (ASL) asks about a person’s identity. The video and animated demonstration below show the sign.
When do you use the sign WHO?
WHO opens the questions that populate every story: who is that, who said so, who is coming. It belongs to the WH-question family that Lesson 5 assembles, the toolkit that turns statements into conversations. Group photos and gossip give it equal exercise.
It appears in Lesson 5 of Book 1 with the question words.
📖 WHO is taught in Lesson 5 of ASL 101: Starting Out — Book 1 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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