To sign "Happy" in American Sign Language (ASL), with a flat hand facing inward, quickly tap and slide upwards repeatedly, while maintaining a positive expression. Feeling: Feeling good and cheerful. Learn Sign Language for Free! Download Now. Learn how to sign 'Happy' in American Sign Language (ASL).

This image is the snapshot of the video signing "happy" in American Sign Language. Definition: Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment; pleased; glad. Pronunciation/sign description: Dominant horizontal flat hand (handshape), palm in (orientation), on the chest (location), brushes upward twice (movement).

In ASL, the sign for 'Happy' is the same as 'Merry', 'Glad', or 'Joy'. To sign 'Happy/Merry/Glad/Joy', place both hands horizontally in front of your chest with palms facing your chest. Move your hands in a forward circular motion. To sign 'Christmas', position your non-dominant arm bent horizontally [to represent the tree shape]. MERRY/HAPPY: Position both hands horizontally in front of chest with palms facing chest. Move hands in a forward circular motion. CHRISTMAS: Position your non-dominant arm bent horizontally.

The sign for “happy” involves a flat handshape, a smooth upward movement, and a genuine smile. ASL offers a rich vocabulary for expressing a wide range of emotions. Engaging with the Deaf community through events, organizations, and online platforms is encouraged. How do you sign “happy birthday” in ASL?