ASL Sign for "Thank You" - Step-by-Step Hand Gesture Guide #1767422 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line illustration demonstrates the standard American Sign Language (ASL) sign for “thank you,” showing the initial and final hand positions with a directional arrow indicating motion. The signer starts with an open palm facing outward, then moves the hand diagonally toward the chest while the thumb contacts the fingertips-a gesture symbolizing gratitude. The drawing emphasizes finger placement, wrist angle, and movement path for accurate replication.

Used on educational ASL learning sites, accessibility guides, or inclusive communication resources; matches user intent to learn or teach basic sign language gestures for daily interaction.