American Sign Language: "don't mind" To do the sign for "don't mind" touch the tip of your index finger to your nose, then sweep the tip of the index finger in an arch until it is pointing down and forward. This sign can be used to ask, "Would it be okay if I..." DON'T MIND? = "Do you mind if...?" Sample sentence: Would you mind helping me tomorrow? = TOMORROW you-HELP-me you-MIND? This next version (which uses less facial expression) can be used to reply, "I don't mind." (But realistically, I'd just sign "OK," "SURE," or "FINE" instead of "I don't mind.") Notes: The sign "don't mind" can be used to mean "I don't care." But there is another sign that more specifically expresses the concept of "I don't care," see: "DON'T CARE." You can learn sign language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: "don't mind"

To do the sign for "don't mind" touch the tip of your index finger to your nose, then sweep the tip of the index finger in an arch until it is pointing down and forward. This sign can be used to ask, "Would it be okay if I..."

DON'T MIND? = "Do you mind if...?"

Sample sentence: Would you mind helping me tomorrow? = TOMORROW you-HELP-me you-MIND?

This next version (which uses less facial expression) can be used to reply, "I don't mind."
(But realistically, I'd just sign "OK," "SURE," or "FINE" instead of "I don't mind.")

Notes:
The sign "don't mind" can be used to mean "I don't care." But there is another sign that more specifically expresses the concept of "I don't care," see: "DON'T CARE."