American Sign Language: "money" The sign for money uses a flattened "O" (as if holding onto some money) and smacks it (lightly) twice onto the palm of the base hand. MONEY: Sentence: "Where do you keep your money?" = YOUR MONEY, YOU KEEP WHERE? MONEY: Also see: BUY Notes: The common "gesture" of rubbing the fingers together as if "feeling money" is *not* a substitute for the sign "MONEY." You may see this "gesture" from time to time in the Deaf Community, but it is slang. It is very informal and usually used in a light-hearted manner. "MONEY" (slang) (gesture) (not recommended for common use) Want to help support ASLU? It's easy :) You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ ASL resources by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: "money"

The sign for money uses a flattened "O" (as if holding onto some money) and smacks it (lightly) twice onto the palm of the base hand.

MONEY:

Sentence: "Where do you keep your money?" = YOUR MONEY, YOU KEEP WHERE?

MONEY:

Also see: BUY

Notes:
The common "gesture" of rubbing the fingers together as if "feeling money" is not a substitute for the sign "MONEY." You may see this "gesture" from time to time in the Deaf Community, but it is slang. It is very informal and usually used in a light-hearted manner.

"MONEY" (slang) (gesture) (not recommended for common use)

Want to help support ASLU? It's easy :)

You can learn American Sign Language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™
ASL resources by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars