How to Sign "Activity"
To sign 'activity', form both hands into 'C' shapes (or loose claw shapes) with your palms facing down. Hold your hands in front of your torso. Swing both hands side to side together in a smooth, sweeping motion a few times.
To sign 'activity', form both hands into 'C' shapes (or loose claw shapes) with your palms facing down. Hold your hands in front of your torso. Swing both hands side to side together in a smooth, sweeping motion a few times.
Sign 'activity' at the end of the sentence while furrowing your eyebrows to ask a 'wh-' question about someone's plans.
Use the sign for 'activity' to describe hobbies, events, or pastimes you like participating in.
Sign 'activity' to represent the various clubs, sports, and events available to students.
Sign 'activity' at the end of the sentence while furrowing your eyebrows to ask a 'wh-' question about someone's plans.
Use the sign for 'activity' to describe hobbies, events, or pastimes you like participating in.
Sign 'activity' to represent the various clubs, sports, and events available to students.
They are very similar and often use the exact same sign. The context of your sentence will help clarify whether you mean the verb 'do', the noun 'action', or 'activity'.
Your hands should move together in the same direction. When your right hand swings to the right, your left hand should also swing to the right.
While it can refer to physical activities in a general sense, there is a specific sign for 'exercise' (lifting imaginary weights near your shoulders) that is better suited for working out.