How do you sign the word Christmas in American language?

You can't sign the word "Christmas" directly in American Sign Language (ASL). ASL uses signs that represent the concept, not just the English word.

Here's how you would sign the concept of Christmas in ASL:

1. "Xmas" sign: This is a common sign for Christmas. It's made by forming the letter "X" with your index fingers and thumbs, then touching your chest.

2. "Holiday" sign: You can also use the sign for "holiday" which is made by signing the letter "H" with your dominant hand and moving it forward.

3. "December" sign: You can sign "December" and then the number "25" to convey the date.

4. "Santa Claus" sign: If you're specifically referring to Santa Claus, you can sign the name.

5. "Christmas tree" sign: You can sign "Christmas tree" which involves signing "tree" and then a gesture of a tree with your hand.

The specific sign you choose will depend on the context of your conversation.

Remember, ASL is a visual language and signing involves both handshapes and facial expressions.