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This is how you sign Afraid in American Sign Language.

How to sign

To sign “Afraid” in American Sign Language (ASL), start with both hands—one at chest level (dominant hand) and the other at stomach level (non-dominant hand). Bring them together in front with open palms and fingers spread.

To sign "Afraid" in American Sign Language (ASL), begin with your dominant hand at chest level and your non-dominant hand at stomach level. Then, bring them together in front of you with palms open and fingers splayed.