Start by holding up your dominant hand with your index finger pointing up and your palm facing outward, signing the number '1'. Then, pull your hand back slightly towards your body while smoothly changing your handshape into a 'C'.
Sign 'I', 'have', 'one hundred' by transitioning from the 1 handshape to the C handshape, and then sign 'dollars'.
Point to the area to establish 'here', sign 'people', and then sign 'one hundred' using the smooth 1-to-C motion.
Sign 'She', 'old', and then 'one hundred' by extending your index finger and pulling back into the C handshape.
Sign 'I', 'have', 'one hundred' by transitioning from the 1 handshape to the C handshape, and then sign 'dollars'.
Point to the area to establish 'here', sign 'people', and then sign 'one hundred' using the smooth 1-to-C motion.
Sign 'She', 'old', and then 'one hundred' by extending your index finger and pulling back into the C handshape.
No, in standard ASL, you do not sign '1-0-0'. Instead, you use the number '1' followed by the 'C' handshape to represent the hundred.
The pattern continues! For two hundred, you sign '2' and pull back into a 'C'. For three hundred, sign '3' and pull back into a 'C', and so on up to nine hundred.
Yes, for the number '1', your palm should face outward (away from you). As you pull back into the 'C', your palm orientation naturally remains outward or turns slightly to the side.
