To sign "sixty," use your dominant hand with your palm facing forward. First, form the ASL number "6" by touching the tip of your pinky finger to the tip of your thumb, keeping your other three fingers extended. Then, smoothly transition into the ASL number "0" by curling all your fingers to touch your thumb, forming an "O" shape.
Sign 'grandmother,' then 'age,' and follow it with the sign for 'sixty' by forming the 6 handshape and smoothly transitioning to the 0 handshape.
Sign 'speed limit,' then sign 'sixty' by signing the number 6 followed immediately by the number 0, keeping your hand in the same location.
Sign 'sixty' (6 then 0), followed by the sign for 'minutes,' then 'one,' and finally 'hour.'
Sign 'grandmother,' then 'age,' and follow it with the sign for 'sixty' by forming the 6 handshape and smoothly transitioning to the 0 handshape.
Sign 'speed limit,' then sign 'sixty' by signing the number 6 followed immediately by the number 0, keeping your hand in the same location.
Sign 'sixty' (6 then 0), followed by the sign for 'minutes,' then 'one,' and finally 'hour.'
No, keep your hand in the same location. Just change the handshape from 6 to 0 without moving your arm or bouncing your wrist.
Your palm should face outward, away from your body, toward the person you are conversing with. This is the standard orientation for numbers 60 and above.
Remember that for ASL numbers 6 through 9, you start with the smallest finger (pinky) for 6 and move up to the index finger for 9. So, 6 is the pinky touching the thumb!
