How do you say like in sign language?

You can't directly translate "like" into a single sign in American Sign Language (ASL). The sign for "like" depends on the context and how you're using it. Here are some examples:

"Like" as a filler word:

* There's no specific sign for this. You can use a slight head tilt or a small shrug to indicate the same meaning.

"Like" as a comparison:

* "Like this": You would sign the action or object you are comparing to, then point to yourself and sign "like this."

* "Like that": You would sign the action or object you are comparing to, then point to the other person or object and sign "like that."

"Like" as a synonym for "enjoy":

* "Like" in this sense is often signed with the sign for "enjoy" or "love."

"Like" as a synonym for "want":

* You would use the sign for "want."

"Like" as a synonym for "similar to":

* You would use the sign for "same" or "similar."

Example:

* "I like pizza." You would sign "pizza" then the sign for "enjoy" or "love."

Important Note: ASL is a visual language, so it's important to use facial expressions and body language to convey the nuances of meaning.