To sign 'me too', form your dominant hand into a 'Y' shape by extending your thumb and pinky finger while keeping your middle, ring, and index fingers curled. Hold your hand in front of your chest with your palm facing down or slightly sideways. Move your hand back and forth a couple of times in a straight line between yourself and the person you are agreeing with.
After the person signs that they are learning ASL, use the 'Y' handshape and move it back and forth between the two of you to show you are doing the same.
Sign 'me too' with an enthusiastic facial expression and a slight nod to match the positive sentiment of loving the movie.
Use the 'me too' sign with a sympathetic or tired facial expression to show you share their feeling of exhaustion.
After the person signs that they are learning ASL, use the 'Y' handshape and move it back and forth between the two of you to show you are doing the same.
Sign 'me too' with an enthusiastic facial expression and a slight nod to match the positive sentiment of loving the movie.
Use the 'me too' sign with a sympathetic or tired facial expression to show you share their feeling of exhaustion.
Yes, 'me too' and 'same' use the exact same sign. The meaning is easily understood from the context of the conversation and the back-and-forth movement connecting you to the other person.
Yes! If you want to say two objects are the same, you simply move the 'Y' handshape back and forth between the two objects instead of between yourself and another person.
No, in ASL, you do not need to sign the individual English words 'me' and 'too'. This single 'Y' handshape sign perfectly captures the entire concept of 'me too' or 'same here'.
