How do you say salmon in American Sign Language?

There isn't a specific sign for "salmon" in American Sign Language (ASL).

Here's how you can sign "salmon" in ASL:

1. Sign "fish": The sign for "fish" involves making a "fish" shape with your dominant hand, then moving it back and forth as if swimming.

2. Add the sign for "salmon": To specify "salmon," you can either:

* Use the sign for "red": This sign involves bringing your index finger and thumb together to make a "pinch" motion, then moving it up and down in front of your chest.

* Sign "salmon" using fingerspelling: This involves spelling out "S-A-L-M-O-N" using your fingers.

Therefore, you can sign "salmon" by either:

* Signing "fish" and then adding the sign for "red."

* Signing "fish" and then fingerspelling "S-A-L-M-O-N."

Remember, ASL signs can vary slightly depending on the region and the individual's style. It's always best to consult with a qualified ASL interpreter or teacher for the most accurate and appropriate sign.