How do you do A to G in sign language?

Answer 1

For A, you make a fist, with your thumb on the side. For B, you straighten out all your fingers except your thumb, who you put it diagonal to your pinkie, touching your hand. For C, you bend four fingers on the top and your thumb at the bottom to make it look like a C. For D, you put your middle and ring finger and pinkie on your thumb, which touches your hand, like for B (but not diagonal), and point your index finger to the sky. For E, you also bend your thumb over like in B and D and put your other fingers on your thumb. For F, you make a "ring" with your thumb and index and point your other fingers diagonalish, putting space in between them, like "feathers". And, for G, you basically "point" with your index, pointing sideways.

Answer 2

To fingerspell the letters A to G in American Sign Language (ASL), you would spell out each letter using your fingers. For example, to sign "A," you would make a fist with your thumb resting on top of your fingers. Then, move onto the next letter in the sequence, following the respective handshape for each letter.