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ASL - Likes, Dislikes and Feelings

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What does 'so-so' mean in ASL?

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Excited

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What is the ASL sign for the word 'vomit'?

vomit

What is the ASL sign for the word 'like'?

What is the ASL sign for 'not-like'?

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What is the ASL sign for 'ok'?

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What is the ASL sign for the word 'love'?

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What is the ASL sign for 'tired'?

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What is the ASL sign for 'fine'?

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What is the ASL sign for 'sick'?

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What is the ASL sign for 'good'?

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Vocabulary Terms in ASL: Likes, Dislikes, Reactions, Feelings

So-so: Indicates a state of being indifferent or neither good nor bad.
Vomit: Sign represents the action of vomiting, often associated with negative feelings.
Like: Expresses a positive feeling or preference towards something or someone.
Not-like: Denotes dislike or lack of preference towards something.
Ok: Used to convey that something is acceptable or satisfactory.
Love: Represents a strong affection or deep liking for someone or something.
Tired: Sign indicates fatigue or lack of energy.
Fine: Conveys that everything is okay or satisfactory.
Sick: Represents feelings of illness or discomfort, often physically.
Good: Indicates positive feelings, approval, or satisfaction with something.

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Test your knowledge of American Sign Language (ASL) related to likes, dislikes, reactions, and feelings. This quiz covers essential vocabulary to express various emotions and preferences in ASL.