How do you say are goofy in sign language?

There isn't a single sign in American Sign Language (ASL) that directly translates to "are goofy." To express the idea of "being goofy," ASL uses a combination of signs and facial expressions depending on the context. Here are a few options:

1. "Silly" sign + facial expression:

* Sign: The sign for "silly" is made by wiggling your fingers in a circular motion in front of your face.

* Facial Expression: Use a playful and exaggerated expression, like sticking your tongue out or making a silly face.

2. "Funny" sign + facial expression:

* Sign: The sign for "funny" is made by pointing your index finger at your cheek, then moving it up and down in a rapid motion.

* Facial Expression: Use a smiling, amused expression.

3. "Goofy" sign + context:

* Sign: There's a sign for "goofy," made by putting your thumb and forefinger together and wiggling them in a circle near your forehead, but it's not as common as the other options.

* Context: You would need to use other signs or gestures to provide context, like signing "act" or "do" and then making silly faces.

4. Describing the specific goofy behavior:

* Example: Instead of "are goofy," you could sign "act like a clown" or "make funny noises," which would convey the same meaning.

Remember, ASL is a visual language, so facial expressions and body language are crucial in conveying meaning. The best way to express "goofy" in ASL is to choose the signs and expressions that best fit the context and your personal style.