Start with both hands in front of you, palms facing up and fingers slightly curved and relaxed. Move your hands back and forth in an alternating motion, with one hand moving forward while the other moves backward. Keep your facial expression casual to match the meaning of the word.
Sign 'anyway' using the alternating open hands, then sign 'let's go.' Use a transitional facial expression to show you are changing the subject and moving on to the next action.
Sign 'I not want go' followed by 'anyway' at the end of the sentence. Add a slight shoulder shrug and a dismissive facial expression to emphasize your indifference.
Sign 'rain, but I go anyway.' The sign for 'anyway' here acts as 'regardless,' so use a determined nod while performing the alternating hand motion to show your resolve.
Sign 'anyway' using the alternating open hands, then sign 'let's go.' Use a transitional facial expression to show you are changing the subject and moving on to the next action.
Sign 'I not want go' followed by 'anyway' at the end of the sentence. Add a slight shoulder shrug and a dismissive facial expression to emphasize your indifference.
Sign 'rain, but I go anyway.' The sign for 'anyway' here acts as 'regardless,' so use a determined nod while performing the alternating hand motion to show your resolve.
Yes! This sign is very versatile and is commonly used to mean 'whatever,' 'doesn't matter,' or 'moving on.' The exact meaning depends heavily on your facial expression and the context of your sentence.
No, your hands do not need to touch or brush against each other. They should simply move back and forth in an alternating pattern in the neutral space right in front of your body.
It can be used in both places! You can use it at the beginning of a sentence to transition to a new topic, or at the end of a sentence to show indifference.
