Using your dominant hand, make an open-palm 5 shape, slightly bending the fingers to look like a wide C. Wave your palm back and forth in front of your face several times. Facial expressions are critical for this sign and should express joy, delight, amazement, etc.
Sign 'magic show', then use your dominant hand with slightly bent fingers to wave in front of your face, making sure your eyes are wide with excitement to show just how amazing it was.
Point to the person, sign 'test', and then perform the sign for 'amazing' while smiling proudly to convey your delight in their successful performance.
Sign 'new movie', then bring your dominant hand up to your face in the wide C shape, waving it back and forth with an awestruck facial expression.
Sign 'magic show', then use your dominant hand with slightly bent fingers to wave in front of your face, making sure your eyes are wide with excitement to show just how amazing it was.
Point to the person, sign 'test', and then perform the sign for 'amazing' while smiling proudly to convey your delight in their successful performance.
Sign 'new movie', then bring your dominant hand up to your face in the wide C shape, waving it back and forth with an awestruck facial expression.
No, you should always use whichever hand is your dominant hand. If you are left-handed, use your left hand to make the wide C shape and wave it in front of your face.
Yes! This sign is very versatile and can be used to express that something is wonderful, awesome, incredible, or fantastic. Just make sure your facial expression matches the intensity of the specific English word you have in mind.
The speed of the wave can reflect just how amazing the thing is. A standard, relaxed wave works for general amazement, but a quicker, more enthusiastic wave paired with wide eyes shows a much higher level of excitement.
