How to sign WAIT and some variations in sign language with video in the ASL dictionary app.

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This page teaches you how to express 'Wait' using ASL. Watch the video demonstration, practice the hand movements, and understand its usage in daily conversation.

What is the sign for "wait" in American Sign Language (ASL)?

Watch how to sign 'wait' in American Sign Language.

Learn how to sign wait in ASL (American Sign Language). It’s a helpful one for classroom management and helping children learn patience. Sign wait!

The sign for WAIT in ASL is made by holding both hands at chest level, palms facing up, with fingers spread and slightly wiggling. The motion suggests a sense of ongoing time or gentle …

Sign Variations for this Word Variation 1 - ASL Variation 2 - ASL Variation 3 - ASL Variation 4 - ASL Variation 5 - Fingerspelled

Let’s spread patience with today’s Sign of the Day: Wait! Learn how to sign “Wait” in ASL in just 30 seconds and use it to make your conversations more calm ...

Learn how to sign 'Wait' in American Sign Language (ASL). Over 2000 signs with videos online free!