To sign 'agree,' start by touching your forehead with the index finger of your dominant hand, similar to the sign for 'think.' Next, bring both hands in front of your body with your index fingers extended and pointing forward. Bring the two index fingers side-by-side so they are parallel, which represents the sign for 'same.'
Point to yourself to sign 'I', perform the sign for 'agree' by touching your forehead and bringing your parallel index fingers forward, and then point to the person you are talking to.
Sign 'agree' while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question, then sign 'plan' by sweeping both flat hands from left to right in front of you.
Point to the people you are referring to, sign 'agree', and then shake your head while signing 'not' (bringing your thumb out from under your chin) to show the negative.
Point to yourself to sign 'I', perform the sign for 'agree' by touching your forehead and bringing your parallel index fingers forward, and then point to the person you are talking to.
Sign 'agree' while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question, then sign 'plan' by sweeping both flat hands from left to right in front of you.
Point to the people you are referring to, sign 'agree', and then shake your head while signing 'not' (bringing your thumb out from under your chin) to show the negative.
Yes, for the formal sign 'agree,' you should start at the forehead. If you only use the parallel index fingers, you are just signing 'same' or 'alike.' Starting at the head clarifies that you are talking about shared thoughts or opinions.
Yes! This sign works well for expressing that you are in alignment with a statement, a person, or a set of terms. It broadly covers the English concepts of agreeing, concurring, or being on the same page.
You should use your dominant hand to touch your forehead for the 'think' portion of the sign. Your non-dominant hand can wait in front of your body, ready to meet your dominant hand for the 'same' portion of the sign.
