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How to Sign Double letters in American Sign Language

Double Letters in American Sign Language ​In order to sign double letters when fingerspelling, such as in the words "bell" or "igloo", signers usually slide letters to the side, away from the centerline of the body. The following letters always slide when doubled: E, L, O. While most other letters can also slide directly to the side to show double letters, often the following letters instead of sliding directly in a straight line will have an arc in their slide: A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I, K, P, Q, R, U, V, W, X, Y. Notice that all of the letters listed above except for the letter A have fingers extended. Other than the letter A, fist letters do not typically slide when doubled but instead are signed twice or bounced, raising the fingers slightly and quickly in between forming the letter. Those fist letters are M, N, S, T. Unlike all the letters, J and Z include motion in addition to hand shape. Rather than sign the letter Z twice when it is doubled such as in the word "pizza", you can sign the motion for the letter Z with the 2 or V handshape, both the index and middle fingers representing a letter Z. **Students - please give this channel a thumbs up as it helps bring exposure to this channel** (Thank you so much for all of your love and support 💕💕💕💕 )