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This is how you sign Closedin American Sign Language.
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How to sign
How to sign
To sign "Closed" in American Sign Language in ASL, both hands in "flat B" handshapes face up above waist level, make a circular movement so that they meet at shoulder level, with both palms facing forward while shaking the head side to side in a "no" gesture.
To sign "Closed" in American Sign Language (ASL), both hands in "flat B" handshapes face up above waist level, make a circular movement so that they meet at shoulder level, with both palms facing forward while shaking the head side to side in a "no" gesture.
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