How do you say how in sign language?

You can't say "how" directly in American Sign Language (ASL). Instead, you use signs that convey the meaning of "how" depending on the context.

Here are some examples:

* For "how" as a question about a method or process:

* You would sign WHAT (using a specific handshape) followed by the action you want to know about.

* Example: "How do you make pizza?" would be signed "PIZZA, WHAT DO?" with the sign for "DO" indicating the action of making.

* For "how" as a question about quality or condition:

* You would sign WHAT (using a specific handshape) followed by the noun or adjective you want to describe.

* Example: "How is your day?" would be signed "DAY, WHAT LIKE?" with the sign for "LIKE" describing the condition.

* For "how" as a question about quantity or degree:

* You would sign HOW MUCH or HOW MANY depending on the context.

* Example: "How much money did you spend?" would be signed "MONEY, HOW MUCH?"

It's important to remember:

* ASL is a visual language, so the context and facial expressions play a crucial role in understanding the meaning.

* There's no single sign for "how" in ASL. You need to adapt your signs based on the specific question you are asking.

I recommend you look at videos or consult with a qualified ASL teacher to learn more about the nuances of expressing "how" in ASL.