How do you say dream in sign language?

There isn't one universal sign for "dream" in American Sign Language (ASL). The sign you use depends on the context:

1. "To dream" (as a verb):

* "DREAM" sign: This sign is made by touching your forehead with your index finger and then moving your hand down as if you are drawing a line. This sign emphasizes the act of dreaming itself.

2. "A dream" (as a noun):

* "DREAM" sign: You can use the same sign as above, but you might add additional context through facial expressions or other signs.

* "VISION" sign: This sign is made by bringing your open hand up to your forehead and then pushing it out. This sign emphasizes the image or idea that comes to you in your dream.

* "THOUGHT" sign: This sign is made by touching your temple with your index finger and then moving your hand out. This sign emphasizes the mental experience of dreaming.

The specific sign you use will depend on the situation and what you want to convey.

Important Note: Sign language varies across different cultures and regions. The signs presented above are specific to American Sign Language.