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What is make in ASL?

There's no single sign for "make" in ASL. The sign used depends on the context and what you're trying to say.

Here are some examples:

To create something:

* "MAKE" sign: This sign is made by forming a "C" shape with your dominant hand and moving it forward and down as if you are pushing something out of a mold.

* "DO" sign: This sign is made by moving your dominant hand forward in a circular motion.

To force someone to do something:

* "FORCE" sign: This sign is made by pushing your dominant hand forward with your palm facing outward.

To prepare something:

* "PREPARE" sign: This sign is made by bringing your dominant hand up to your chest and moving it forward as if you are preparing something.

To build something:

* "BUILD" sign: This sign is made by forming a "C" shape with your dominant hand and moving it upward as if you are building something.

To do something by yourself:

* "SELF" sign: This sign is made by touching your chest with your dominant hand.

To make a choice:

* "CHOOSE" sign: This sign is made by pointing your dominant hand towards your face and moving it to the side.

To make a sound:

* "SOUND" sign: This sign is made by putting your dominant hand near your mouth and moving it forward as if you are making a sound.

To get the most accurate sign for "make", consider the specific context of your sentence. You can also ask an ASL interpreter or use a reliable ASL dictionary.

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