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American Sign Language: Happy & Sad
American Sign Language: Friendly & Unfriendly
American Sign Language: Angry
American Sign Language: Jealous & Embarrassed
American Sign Language: Mellow & Hyper
American Sign Language: Excited
American Sign Language: Bored
American Sign Language: Confused
American Sign Language: Indifferent & Tired
American Sign Language: Anxious & Nervous
Summary: There are several signs in sign language associated with the word bored, including the words for dry and distracted. Learn more about how to sign the word for bored in American Sign Language with tips from deaf signing expert in this free sign language video.
Rachel Berman is a deaf graduate student at Gallaudet University studying audiology. Besides audiology, she is very interested in researching different ways people develop language...read more
"Now, I'll teach you some signs associated with boredom. There are a number of different ways to sign that. Boring or bored, boring, you can exaggerate to show that something is incredibly boring, boring, depending on how you want to express yourself. You might also use the sign for dry, if something is boring, or I'm over it, over it. Distracted or daydreaming, to show that you're not paying attention, because you're so bored. Let's review. Boring, boring, incredibly boring, dry. I'm over it. Distracted, not paying attention. Practice those signs, excellent job."
eHow Article: American Sign Language: Bored
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