1. "Bless you" after someone sneezes:
* The sign for "bless you" is a specific sign. You sign it by bringing your right hand to your chest, palm facing you, and then moving it out and down in a slight arc, like you are pushing something away from you.
2. "Bless" as in "God bless you":
* You can sign "God bless you" by signing "God" first, then "bless you" as described above.
* Alternatively, you can use a sign for "blessing" which involves signing "God" and then bringing your hand to your forehead, palm facing inwards, as if receiving a blessing.
3. "Bless" in general contexts:
* You can sign "bless" by using the sign for "blessing" as described above.
* You can also use a more general sign for "good" or "nice" depending on the context.
Important Note: ASL is a visual language, and nuances of expression can affect the meaning. It's best to learn from a qualified ASL instructor or resource to ensure accurate understanding and use.