To sign 'brave,' start with both hands open, palms facing your chest, resting near your shoulders. Pull both hands forward and slightly outward in a strong, deliberate motion while closing them into tight fists. The movement should look like you are grabbing onto your inner strength and pulling it forward.
Point to the person you are talking to, then sign 'brave' while maintaining a strong, affirming facial expression to encourage them.
Sign 'today,' point to yourself, sign 'need,' and finish with 'brave' using a determined, confident look on your face.
Sign 'dog,' then 'brave,' followed by the signs for 'protect' and 'house' to complete the thought.
Point to the person you are talking to, then sign 'brave' while maintaining a strong, affirming facial expression to encourage them.
Sign 'today,' point to yourself, sign 'need,' and finish with 'brave' using a determined, confident look on your face.
Sign 'dog,' then 'brave,' followed by the signs for 'protect' and 'house' to complete the thought.
Yes! The sign for 'brave' is also used for 'courage' and 'courageous.' The specific English translation depends on the context of your sentence.
Your hands can lightly touch your upper chest or shoulders, or they can just hover very close to your body before you pull them forward into fists.
Yes, a firm, slightly quick, and deliberate movement helps emphasize the strength and resolve associated with being brave.
