🕐 ASL Sign of the Day: WHEN

Picture a clock hand spinning around a center peg. That's exactly what WHEN looks like.

Point both index fingers up. Rest your dominant fingertip on your non-dominant fingertip. Now circle your dominant finger clockwise — one full loop — and land back where you started.

That contact point is the pivot. The orbit is the question: at what moment?

Raise your eyebrows while signing it and the meaning shifts from a statement to a genuine question — the non-manual marker does the heavy lifting.

Memory anchor: clock hand + center peg = "at what point in time?"

Try it: "When does the movie start?"

🗓️ July Time Expressions · Episode 15 of the series

Sign reference: Lifeprint ASL University — WHEN

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