How to sign “Questions” in ASL
BSL and ASL are different languages — this is the American sign. See the BSL sign for “Questions” instead
Step by step
- Hold up the index finger of your dominant hand, other fingers tucked.
- Raise it in front of your chest, palm facing sideways.
- Draw a question mark in the air: curve down, then finish with a quick X-hook dot.
- Keep the curve and the dot in one smooth flowing motion.
- Pair it with raised eyebrows and a slight forward lean — the classic questioning face.
Practice tip
Plural of “Question” — sign the base sign (often repeated) for more than one.
Fingerspell “Questions”
Letter by letter — a handy backup if you forget the sign above. This is not the sign itself.
Text-based guide researched from established ASL references (Lifeprint, university and public-health materials) and rewritten in original words. Signer-created photos and videos are a planned future upgrade.