To sign this, you will fingerspell the letters A and M. Start by forming the 'A' handshape, making a fist with your thumb resting against the side of your index finger. Then, transition smoothly into the 'M' handshape by tucking your thumb under your index, middle, and ring fingers. Keep your hand steady and your palm facing forward throughout the sign.
Sign '9', then fingerspell A-M to indicate the morning time.
Sign '10', followed by fingerspelling A-M to specify the time of day.
Sign '6', then fingerspell A-M to show that it is in the morning.
Sign '9', then fingerspell A-M to indicate the morning time.
Sign '10', followed by fingerspelling A-M to specify the time of day.
Sign '6', then fingerspell A-M to show that it is in the morning.
No, you should keep your hand steady. Bouncing between letters can make fingerspelling harder to read. Focus on smooth finger movements instead.
Yes! In ASL, it is very common to sign 'morning' after a time (like '9 morning') instead of fingerspelling A-M.
Your palm should face forward (outward) toward the person you are signing to when fingerspelling these letters.
