Both signs mean the same, “really” but you will see many Deaf people signing “REAL” and then fingerspell “L-Y” for “really”, as in “really??” and also as in “very”. . This sign, “REAL L-Y” is not in sign language books and most likely not taught in ASL classes either. Signs like these, you learn through socializing with Deaf people, in the Deaf community. Showing you this sign so that you would know what it mean when you see it. :) . 8/11/20 - I’m almost finished with planning ahead for August…

A, B, C, it's easy as 1, 2, 3! But do you know the alphabet in American Sign Language (ASL)? Sing and sign along to the Sesame Street Alphabet with your furry friends and our friends from The National Theatre of the Deaf! | Sesame Street