What is the sign language for sometimes?

There isn't a single, universally recognized sign for "sometimes" in American Sign Language (ASL). However, there are a few ways to express the concept:

1. Using the sign "OCCASIONALLY": This sign is a common way to express "sometimes." It's made by bringing your dominant hand in front of your face with your palm facing out, then moving your hand slightly forward and back.

2. Using the signs "SOMETIMES" or "NOW AND THEN": These signs are also used to express "sometimes," but they are less common than "OCCASIONALLY."

3. Using a combination of signs: You can also express "sometimes" by using a combination of signs, such as "NOT ALWAYS" or "MAYBE."

4. Context is key: In many cases, the meaning of "sometimes" can be understood from the context of the conversation.

It's important to note that sign language varies depending on the region and the individual signer. The best way to learn the most common signs for "sometimes" in your area is to consult with a local ASL instructor or resource.