In ASL, "try" is signed by make two "T" or "10" handshapes and moving them forward from your chest, like pushing through something. The sign changes based on how hard you want to show you're trying - pushing harder means you're trying more, while a gentle motion shows less effort. People use this sign everywhere, from talking with friends to giving speeches. The sign looks just like the act of pushing against something tough, which helps students learn it fast.
by Serena Clark
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