# How to Sign “March” in Sign Language

Mastering the months in American Sign Language (ASL) is a simple yet powerful tool in educational and professional playgrounds. It's one of many important ingredients to planning events and scheduling meet-ups with Deaf or hard of hearing friends. The best part? Once you learn how to fingerspell, you have all the tools you need!

## Signing “March”

1. Hand shape: Start with your dominant hand in a “M” handshape.
2. Hand location: Bring your hands in front of your body at about chest level.
3. Movement: Fingerspell “M-A-R-C-H” quickly
4. Facial expression: Keep a neutral facial expression.

## Learn how to sign other months!

[January](/content/asl/january/index.html) 
[February](/content/asl/february/index.html) 
[March](/content/asl/march/index.html) 
[April](/content/asl/april/index.html) 
[May](/content/asl/may/index.html) 
[June](/content/asl/june/index.html) 
[July](/content/asl/july/index.html) 
[August](/content/asl/august/index.html) 
[September](/content/asl/september/index.html) 
[October](/content/asl/october/index.html) 
[November](/content/asl/november/index.html) 
[December](/content/asl/december/index.html)

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