What hand shape do possessive pronouns use in asl?

Possessive pronouns in ASL are signed with a "C" handshape. This handshape is formed by making a fist with your dominant hand and extending your thumb and pinky finger.

Here are some examples of possessive pronouns in ASL:

* My (mine): The "C" handshape is placed on your chest.

* Your (yours): The "C" handshape is directed towards the person you are talking to.

* His/Her/Its (theirs): The "C" handshape is directed towards the person or thing you are referring to.

Note: The exact location and movement of the "C" handshape may vary depending on the specific pronoun and the context of the sentence.