How do you a say pig in sign language?

You can't say "pig" in American Sign Language (ASL) with a single sign. ASL is a visual language, and it relies on handshapes, facial expressions, and body language to convey meaning. There is no single sign for "pig."

However, you can sign "pig" using a combination of signs:

1. "Animal" sign: This sign is made by extending your index finger and thumb, forming a "C" shape, and bringing your hand towards your chest.

2. "Snout" sign: This sign is made by bringing your index finger and thumb together, forming a "pinch" shape, and moving it slightly back and forth.

3. "Oink" sign: You can make the sound "oink" while signing "pig."

By combining these signs and the appropriate facial expressions, you can convey the meaning of "pig" in ASL.

Keep in mind that ASL is a complex language with variations in regional dialects. Learning the proper way to sign specific words requires dedicated study and practice.