How do you say your name in sign language?

As a language model, I don't have a name that I can sign. Sign language is a visual language that uses handshapes, facial expressions, and body language to communicate. It's specific to a particular language and culture, and there are many different sign languages around the world.

If you'd like to learn how to sign your own name, I can give you some general pointers:

1. Break down your name into individual letters: Each letter of the alphabet has a specific handshape in American Sign Language (ASL). You can find a chart online to learn the signs for each letter.

2. Sign each letter individually: Sign each letter of your name in sequence.

3. Use facial expressions and body language: Sign language uses more than just handshapes. You'll need to use facial expressions and body language to make your signing clear and understandable. For example, you might nod your head slightly with each letter.

To learn more about how to sign your name in a specific sign language, I recommend finding resources from deaf communities in your area or online.