ASL LOVE
🤟 How to sign
To sign "RIGHT" in American Sign Language (ASL), use your dominant hand in an "R" handshape and move it to the right side of your body, representing the direction or correctness.
📖 Word definition
Correct, proper, or accurate; also referring to the direction opposite of left; a moral or legal entitlement.
🎯 Detailed Hand Movement Guide
- Hand Shape: Dominant hand in "R" handshape (index and middle fingers crossed, other fingers closed).
- Starting Position: Hand positioned in front of your chest, palm facing forward.
- Movement: Move hand smoothly to the right side of your body.
- Path: Straight horizontal movement from center to right.
- Hand Orientation: Palm remains facing forward throughout the movement.
- Facial Expression: Confident and affirmative expression, nodding slightly.
⚠️ Common Mistakes & What to Avoid
❌ Wrong handshape: Use "R" handshape, not pointing finger or flat hand.
❌ Moving left: Always move to your right side, not left.
❌ Palm facing wrong way: Keep palm facing forward, not down or to the side.
❌ Too much movement: Use controlled movement, not exaggerated swing.
💬 Common Sentence Examples
"You are right."
How to sign: Point to person with index finger → sign "right" (R hand moves right) → nod affirmatively.
"Turn right here."
How to sign: Sign "turn" (both index fingers rotate) → sign "right" (R hand moves right) → point down for "here".
"That's the right answer."
How to sign: Point to indicate "that" → sign "right" → sign "answer" (index finger touches lips then moves forward).