To sign 'bestie', form an 'R' handshape with your dominant hand by crossing your middle finger tightly over your index finger. Hold your hand up near your shoulder level with your palm facing forward. Give the hand a small, quick shake side-to-side to emphasize the close bond.
Point to the person or their space, then use the crossed-fingers sign for 'bestie' while smiling to show affection.
Sign 'I', then 'miss' by poking your chin with your index finger, followed by 'my' and 'bestie'.
Sign 'my bestie', point to yourself, and then sign 'go out' to show you are leaving together.
Point to the person or their space, then use the crossed-fingers sign for 'bestie' while smiling to show affection.
Sign 'I', then 'miss' by poking your chin with your index finger, followed by 'my' and 'bestie'.
Sign 'my bestie', point to yourself, and then sign 'go out' to show you are leaving together.
The standard sign for 'friend' involves hooking your index fingers together in alternating directions. 'Bestie' uses the crossed fingers of a single hand to show an even tighter, inseparable bond.
Yes! This crossed-fingers sign is widely used to mean both 'best friend' and the more casual term 'bestie'.
Because it is a one-handed sign, you should use your dominant hand. If you are right-handed, use your right hand to form the crossed fingers.
