How to sign “More” in BSL
BSL and ASL are different languages — this is the British sign. See the ASL sign for “More” instead
Step by step
- Hold both hands in a closed flat shape, fingertips touching thumbs.
- Place your dominant hand just in front of the other at chest height.
- Tap the dominant hand against the non-dominant hand repeatedly.
Practice tip
Two or three taps in a steady rhythm reads most naturally; mouthing 'more' helps beginners.
Text-based guide researched from BSL-specific references (BSL SignBank, BDA-adjacent teaching materials and BSL dictionaries) and rewritten in original words. Signer-created photos and videos are a planned future upgrade. BSL has regional variation — this is the most widely taught form.