Conversational Phrases
To see all of the American Sign Language phrases videos we have, click the link below to visit our comprehensive dictionary:
Phrases in ASL
Below is a list of all the phrases we have available to view at the link above:
- “Beginning and ending a thought”
- 11 + 15 = 26
- 235 x 12 = 2,820
- 456 – 290 = 166
- 48 / 12 = 4
- Are you a student?
- Are you deaf?
- Are you hungry?
- Are you learning sign language?
- Are you married?
- Are your parents Deaf?
- At the beach we wear sun block, sunglasses, and use an umbrella for safe skin health.
- Can you (please) sign slower?
- Can you (please) sign that again?
- Can you fingerspell that again?
- Can you read lips?
- Could you go to the store and pick me up a pink volleyball?
- Do you have children?
- Do you mind if I borrow your car?
- Emergency! The tiger at the zoo got out of his cage and is hunting for food.
- Every morning I wake up happy because I sleep all night.
- Excuse me
- Excuse me I’m sorry to interrupt, but I have an important message.
- For this job you will need to check your email and clean your computer once a month.
- Germany makes the best cars for winter weather and they handle well in the snow.
- Good afternoon
- Good morning
- Goodbye
- Goodnight
- He replaced all his Spanish DVDs with Blu-ray discs.
- He went to use the ATM so he could pay off debt he owed to the government.
- Hello
- Her car is black and has a loud engine.
- Her grandson is my daughter’s friend.
- Her least favorite person got laid off from his job at Taco Bell.
- His brother was born with freckles and a lot of hair.
- Hockey is the best sport to watch live.
- How are you?
- How are you? (2)
- How did you get here?
- How did you lose your hearing?
- How do you get to your daughters High School from the show?
- How do you wash your laundry and make your bed?
- How long have the two of them been engaged?
- How many siblings do you have?
- How much does it cost?
- How old are you?
- How was your weekend?
- I am 20 years old.
- I am a college student and I am majoring in biology.
- I am extremely hungry, I could eat breakfast, lunch and dinner right now!
- I am not married.
- I can’t sleep. I’ve been tossing and turning all night.
- I don’t feel good. I feel lousy.
- I don’t like football but I do like race car driving shows on Thursdays evenings.
- I don’t mind that you borrow the car, but would you mind filling the gas tank?
- I don’t understand.
- I don’t want to listen to rap music as it makes me vomit.
- I feel OK.
- I feel sick with a sore throat and an annoying headache.
- I feel tired.
- I feel wonderful.
- I have 1 brother and 2 sisters.
- I have 3 children.
- I have a question.
- I have an ugly dog that barks at night.
- I have to go home.
- I moved to New York around 1998.
- I need to fix my roof after this last rain storm.
- I put a camera on the top of my front door entrance.
- I took the bus to get to class.
- I want to introduce you to my friend Julie.
- I’ll be right back.
- I’m studying to be an interpreter.
- I’m taking ASL classes.
- Interesting.
- Is that right?
- Is that true?
- Is there a chair under your desk or is it in the dining room?
- Is your hotel near the junior high school or behind the library?
- My aunt lost her way through New York City while looking for the Yankee stadium.
- My cat is fat and lazy and she smells like fish.
- My cell phone can email, send text messages, and check voicemails.
- My father is a janitor at her son’s university.
- My garage needs new wood because of the flood.
- My house is having a new dishwasher and two new toilets installed.
- My landlord is spraying my apartment for bugs on Tuesday.
- My mom is nice but my dad is strict.
- My name is Deborah (name sign).
- My roommate is thin, smart and great at drawing.
- My uncle doesn’t want his kitchen table anymore and will sell it cheap.
- Next year I am going with my family to Washington DC to meet with Senator Morris and his wife.
- Nice to meet you.
- No, I’m not deaf, I’m hearing.
- Once a week in May my grandfather watches his favorite television show.
- Once upon a time
- One year after we bought our house our daughter was born.
- Science is the most important subject after language studies.
- See you later.
- She is very good at math but her brother is a star baseball player at his private school.
- Sorry, I already have plans.
- Sorry, I already lent the car to my sister.
- Sorry.
- Take care of yourself.
- Thank you.
- Thank you. (2)
- The art museum had silly paintings of strawberries and country sides.
- The Japanese army is planning an earthquake drill in Asia.
- The monkeys at the zoo remind me of my sister’s farm.
- The news online is not always right about our neighborhood.
- The parking lot next to the church is being built three stories tall.
- The play my father attended had dancing, piano music and a magical autumn set.
- The president is the leader of the armed services and makes important national decisions.
- The snake chases the rat into the dark tunnel.
- Their family went to China to see an expensive surgeon.
- There is no sign for that, you need to fingerspell it.
- Tomorrow is Christmas and then it will be New Years.
- Turn right by the playground and left after the movie theater.
- What are you doing?
- What did you/they say?
- What do you think?
- What does that mean?
- What does your mother do on Easter Sunday?
- What is your name?
- What is your phone number?
- What is your teacher’s name?
- What time?
- Where are you learning sign language?
- Where do you live?
- Where do you rank among your siblings?
- Where do you work?
- Where is the bathroom?
- Who do you live with?
- Who is your teacher?
- Why are you learning sign language?
- Would you like to go to dinner with me on Saturday?
- Write it please.
- Yes, please.
- Yes, thank you.
- You look busy. Would you like me to do the dishes for you?
- You sign very fluently.
- You’re welcome.
- Your freezer is leaking water on the rug and it is messy.
- Your neighbor is very rich and stubborn.
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