How do you say me in sign langue?

You can't say "me" in sign language like you would in spoken language. Sign language is about expressing the meaning of a word or phrase, not translating word for word.

Here's why:

* Sign language is visual: Sign language relies on handshapes, facial expressions, and body movements to convey meaning. It doesn't have individual signs for personal pronouns like "I" or "me."

* Context is key: The meaning of "me" is determined by the context of the sentence.

To express "me" in sign language, you would:

1. Use the appropriate pronoun: Instead of signing "me," you would use the sign for "I" (which varies slightly depending on the sign language) and the context of the sentence.

2. Use body language: Your facial expressions and body language will help convey the meaning of "me."

For example:

* Instead of signing "me," you would sign "I" and point to yourself.

* If you're responding to a question like "Who wants to go?" you would sign "I" and nod your head.

Remember, sign language is a visual language, and the best way to learn it is to observe and practice with native signers.