1. NEW (as in something just made or recently acquired):
* "NEW" sign: The sign for "new" is a common sign used for this meaning. It's formed by touching your index finger to your chin and then moving it out and away from your face.
* "RECENT" sign: This sign is also used for "new" in this context and is formed by bringing your open hand, palm facing you, up towards your cheek and then moving it out and away from your face.
2. NEW (as in something different or changed):
* "CHANGE" sign: The sign for "change" can be used to convey "new" in this context. It involves changing the shape of your hand from a flat palm to a fist.
* "DIFFERENT" sign: The sign for "different" involves opening and closing your hand in front of your chest.
3. NEW (as in a person's name):
* "NEW" sign: The "NEW" sign can be used when referring to someone you've just met or whose name you've just learned.
It's important to note that context is crucial in ASL. The best sign for "new" will depend on the situation you are describing.
Do you have a specific context in mind? If so, I can help you determine the best ASL sign for that situation.