ASL - Likes, Dislikes and Feelings

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What does 'so-so' mean in ASL?

Excellent
Average (correct)
Excited
Poor

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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Study Notes

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.