How do you say hurt in sign language?

There isn't a single sign for "hurt" in American Sign Language (ASL). The specific sign used will depend on the type of hurt you're trying to express. Here are a few examples:

* Physical Pain: The sign for "pain" is a common way to express physical hurt. It's made by touching your chest with your index finger and moving it in a circle.

* Emotional Pain: For emotional hurt, you might use the sign for "sad," "angry," or "upset," depending on the specific feeling.

* Hurt Feelings: You can also use the sign for "feelings" and then point to your chest to indicate hurt feelings.

It's important to consider the context and specify the type of hurt when using sign language. If you're unsure how to sign a specific type of hurt, you can try to clarify with your hands and facial expressions.

Remember that ASL is a visual language, so using clear and concise signs alongside appropriate facial expressions is key to communicating effectively.