American Sign Language: "everyday" or "daily" The sign for "*everyday*" is variation of the sign "tomorrow" Do the sign "tomorrow" twice rapidly and it means "everyday." See: "TOMORROW" This sign can also mean "daily," "common," or even "regularly." EVERYDAY: Sample sentence: "Do you think children should change their underwear daily?" EVERYDAY (side view) Notes: Just recently I watched a friend of mine use the sign "everyday" to order a "regular" size drink. She was signing to her Hearing friend who was interpreting her order at a restaurant. See: REGULAR You can learn sign language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: "everyday" or "daily"

The sign for "everyday" is variation of the sign "tomorrow"
Do the sign "tomorrow" twice rapidly and it means "everyday." See: "TOMORROW"

This sign can also mean "daily," "common," or even "regularly."

EVERYDAY:

Sample sentence: "Do you think children should change their underwear daily?"

EVERYDAY (side view)

Notes:
Just recently I watched a friend of mine use the sign "everyday" to order a "regular" size drink. She was signing to her Hearing friend who was interpreting her order at a restaurant.

See: REGULAR