One hand starts as an open "B" handshape in front of the mouth with the palm facing the signer and the tips of the fingers extending just past the corner of the mouth. The hand is then drawn over the mouth and the fingers closed forming an "A" handshape.
Sign 'you', 'my', then perform the sign for 'best' by drawing your open 'B' hand across your mouth into an 'A' shape, followed by the sign for 'friend'.
Point to the movie or sign 'this', sign 'movie', and then emphasize the sign for 'best' with an enthusiastic facial expression as you close your hand into the 'A' handshape.
Sign 'I', 'try', 'my', and finish with 'best', ensuring your palm faces you as you draw your hand over your mouth and close your fingers.
Sign 'you', 'my', then perform the sign for 'best' by drawing your open 'B' hand across your mouth into an 'A' shape, followed by the sign for 'friend'.
Point to the movie or sign 'this', sign 'movie', and then emphasize the sign for 'best' with an enthusiastic facial expression as you close your hand into the 'A' handshape.
Sign 'I', 'try', 'my', and finish with 'best', ensuring your palm faces you as you draw your hand over your mouth and close your fingers.
Both signs start at the mouth and close into an 'A' handshape. However, 'best' is usually signed with a larger, higher, or more exaggerated movement to show it is the absolute top degree, whereas 'better' is a slightly smaller movement.
You should use your dominant hand. If you are right-handed, use your right hand to start the open 'B' handshape at your mouth and draw it into the 'A' handshape.
You don't need to press your hand hard against your face. The open 'B' handshape should just be right in front of or very lightly brushing your mouth as you begin the movement.
