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What is the sign language for alien?

There isn't one universally recognized sign for "alien" in American Sign Language (ASL). Here's why:

* No Single Sign: ASL is a visual language, and signs often represent concepts rather than literal translations. There isn't a single sign specifically for "alien" in the way we might have a sign for "dog" or "cat."

* Context is Key: The sign for "alien" would likely depend on the context of the conversation.

* Extraterrestrial: You might use signs like "space" and "creature" to describe an alien from another planet.

* Stranger: You might use the sign for "stranger" or "foreigner" if talking about someone who is different or unfamiliar.

* Fantasy: If you're discussing a fictional alien, you might use a combination of signs like "creature" and "fantasy" to convey the meaning.

How to Sign "Alien"

If you need to sign "alien" in ASL, you could use a combination of signs to convey the meaning depending on the context. For example, you could sign:

* "Space" + "Creature"

* "Stranger" + "From Another Planet"

Ultimately, the best way to learn how to sign "alien" is to ask a fluent ASL signer or consult resources specifically for ASL vocabulary.

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