To sign the letter G in ASL, point your index finger and thumb out to the side, parallel to each other, and fold your other fingers in. Hold your dominant hand up beside your shoulder, at about chin height, with the palm facing toward you. Hold it still: G does not move.
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How to sign it
Handshape: Point your index finger and thumb out to the side, parallel to each other, and fold your other fingers in.
Location: Beside your shoulder, at about chin height, on the side of your dominant hand.
Palm orientation: Palm facing toward you.
Movement: none. Hold the handshape still for a moment.
Use it in a sentence
#GIRL (fingerspelled G-I-R-L)
Spell girl with your hand: G, I, R, L.
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