Good

To sign good, take your flat, open dominant hand with fingers together, and starting from your chin, move your hand in a downward arc. You may also have your flat non-dominant hand, palm facing up, to act as a support for your dominant hand. When you sign good without the resting palm, it looks like the ASL sign for thank you.

The sign for good looks like you are blowing out a kiss, but your hand arcs down a bit lower.

7 Responses to “Good”

Melissa September 22nd, 2017

Thank you for telling the difference between good and thank you. I was confused too.

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Jasmine March 14th, 2017

Love it

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Anita June 23rd, 2015

Absolutely love this sight. Our sons PPCD teacher sent it to us to help us communicate with our non verbal autistic 4yr old son. I couldn’t be more pleased. Thank you!!

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Bobby May 10th, 2015

Thanks this is Very good web sight
I am learning for my grand children I am 60 years old but never to late to learn
Again thanks

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Gina May 1st, 2014

The picture and word are “good” but the sign is showing “good morning.”

ADMIN – Hi Gina,

Thank you for your feedback, we have made corrections and loaded an updated file.

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Stephan March 16th, 2014

I am a little confused. The sign for ‘Good’ seems to be pretty much identical to the sign for ‘Thank You’. Am I missing something? Thanks for a great site, btw, our daughter loves her signs!

ADMIN: The easy way to remember the difference between these two signs is as follows: For thank you the hand is vertical for good the hand is horizontal.

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