ASL Idioms American Sign Language has its own idioms that are not found in English. Many ASL idioms are expressions of emotions and appropriate facial.

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ASL Idioms American Sign Language has its own idioms that are not found in English. Many ASL idioms are expressions of emotions and appropriate facial expressions accompany the signs. ASL idioms consists of single signs, compounds, or phrases of ASL signs.

"ANGRY, ME" I am so mad about that! I was never so angry in all my life! (Use "angry" sign in the sense of being mad enough to pull off your shirt and start fighting)

"ARGUE WORTHLESS" It's no use arguing! Arguing with you is no good! You'll get nowhere by arguing!

"BEAT YOU, ME!" (Use "shoot-H" sign for "beat-you") I'm better than you are!

"BIG-HEADED, YOU!" You are big-headed! (Use double-L handshape, fingers curved each side of the temple; move out briskly, add YOU)

"BLAME-ME, ALWAYS, THEY" They're always blaming me! They're always finding fault with me! They're always accusing me of something.

"BLOOD-FILL-FACE" (Use curved handshape to show a blushing face) Your face is as red as a beet!

"CUT IT!" (Scissors in front of mouth) Stop talking! That's enough talking!

"DISGUSTED, ME" I am completely disgusted! (Use rough "C" handshape, fingers on chest, moving in circles with varying degrees to snow how disgusted you are)

"DON'T CARE, ME" It's OK, but I don't really care for it. I'm not crazy about that. (Anything near the nose is often a derogatory gesture)

"EMBARRASSED, ME" I was extremely embarrassed! (Use double- 5 handshape to quickly cover your face when embarrassed) I've never been so embarrassed in all my life!

"FACE-EXPRESSIONS, WHY?" Why are you making faces?

"FALL-IN-LOVE ME" (Use "1" handshape on R- hand; hold L-hand out; palm facing upward; place back tip of R-hand index finger at the tip of nose; move down to palm quickly; add “ME"), I fell in love with it! It was love at first sight!

"FEEL DEFLATED, ME" Broad C handshape on the chest flattens to an flat O handshape, An expression of embarrassment. Self-esteem is low as a result

"FEEL INFLATED, ME!" Flat O handshape opens up to a broad C handshape on the chest An expression of sudden pride in yourself. Self-esteem is restored

"FINE, YOU!" (Thumb on chest, wiggle fingers), (Often used as a reaction to something clever, witty or humorous), Fine, Neat, Great!

"FLATTER, YOU" You are a brownnoser! You're really buttering him/her up!

"FOR-FOR?" What for? What's that for? What did you do that for? Why are you doing that?

"FUNNY ZERO" That isn't funny It's no laughing matter.

"GONE (ZOOM), FINISH!" I'm way ahead of you now!

"GULP!" Oops! (Use "open-C" handshape towards chest grasping slowly to a close as you bring hand down to indicate the holding back of emotions) Holding back laughter/anger

"HEAFIE" Sign for “HEARING- PERSON" done at the forehead No English equivalent, but it is a derogatory sign that denotes a deaf person that thinks like a hearing person

"INSULT-ME HIM" The concept is to jab someone with the index finger. He insulted me. He hurt my feelings.

"IT-RAN-OUT, FINISH!" It's all gone. There's none left. Ran dry. Ran out.

"LAUGH-AT-ME FINISH!" Stop making fun of me! Stop laughing at me!

"LAUGH-AT-YOU, ME" "Ha ha ha" I don't take you seriously. Also used in making fun of another person having to work hard when you're not working

"ME SICK THAT" I'm sick of that! I hate that!"

"ME, ME, ME, YOU!" You are an egotist!

"MONEY COMFORTABLE, YOU!" You're well-off!

"NERVY, YOU!" You have some nerve!

"NG" No Good! Lousy Worthless

"POP-UP, NOT EXPECTED!" He showed up unexpectedly!

"PEA-BRAIN" He's a pea-brain!

"PITY-YOU, ME" I pity you.

"RESPECT ZERO, ME" I have no respect for that at all.

"SICK-YOU!" You are sick and disgusting!

"STINK YOU!" You were lousy! You were terrible! You did a bad job!

"STOMACH TURNOVER, ME" That makes me sick to my stomach! I can't stomach that! I'm upset!

"SWALLOW FISH!" He's a sucker. He's gullible and naïve. He fell for that hook, line, and sinker!

"THINK EASY, YOU?" (Used as a challenge when someone is physically threatened)

"THINK FUNNY, YOU?" Do you think that is funny? Used in the sense of ridiculing something that is not funny but very serious

"THINK WHAT, YOU?" Whaddya think?"

"THINK-YOURSELF!" It's up to you. Do as you please. Suit yourself! Usually in response to a question such as "May I join you?"

"THUMB-UP" Use an "A" handshape with the thumb up, then move hand forward with a brisk motion and smile, May be from the Irish expression, “Top of the morning to you!" So long until later! See you later! Good luck!

"TIME FINISH!" Time's up!

"TOUGH, HIM!" He is tough! (brash, hard-hearted)

"TRAIN GONE (ZOOM), SORRY!" Use "L" handshape on R-hand; rest right thumb on L-index finger, bringing R- thumb & index finger together in a zooming motion Sorry, you missed the boat! I don't want to repeat this, sorry!

"VOMIT, ME!" I hate that! This may seem vulgar, but is used to show intense repulsiveness to something

"WORTHLESS!" It's no use at all! It looks completely hopeless! ASL compound Signs like “IMPORTANT NOTHING!" gives a feeling of hopelessness or dismay

Conclusion Any Questions?