To sign bacon, form both hands into 'U' handshapes by extending your index and middle fingers and keeping them together. Start with your fingertips touching in front of your chest, palms facing down. Pull your hands apart to the sides while making a wavy, up-and-down motion with your fingers.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'eat', 'bacon', 'for', 'breakfast'. Emphasize the wavy motion of 'bacon' to show your enthusiasm for the crispy food.
Sign 'You', 'want', 'eggs', 'and', 'bacon', while raising your eyebrows and leaning forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'Bacon', 'too', 'crispy'. You can make a facial expression showing slight displeasure if it is burnt, or excitement if you prefer it extra crunchy.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'eat', 'bacon', 'for', 'breakfast'. Emphasize the wavy motion of 'bacon' to show your enthusiasm for the crispy food.
Sign 'You', 'want', 'eggs', 'and', 'bacon', while raising your eyebrows and leaning forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'Bacon', 'too', 'crispy'. You can make a facial expression showing slight displeasure if it is burnt, or excitement if you prefer it extra crunchy.
No, 'bacon' is a symmetrical two-handed sign. Using both hands pulling apart is necessary to show the length and wavy shape of the bacon strip accurately.
Yes, your palms should generally face downwards or slightly towards yourself. This allows the wavy up-and-down motion of the fingers to clearly look like strips of bacon laying flat in a pan.
You use the 'U' handshape for both hands. This means your index and middle fingers are extended and kept tightly together, while your thumb holds down your ring and pinky fingers.
