To sign *character*, start with your non-dominant hand open and flat, palm facing your dominant side with fingers pointing up. Form a 'C' handshape with your dominant hand. Move the 'C' hand in a small circle in the air just in front of your non-dominant hand, then press it flat against the palm.
Point to the person, sign 'strong', and then perform the sign for 'character' by circling the 'C' handshape and pressing it to your palm.
Sign 'movie', 'your', 'favorite', 'character', and then 'who' while keeping your eyebrows furrowed to ask the question.
Point to him, sign 'funny' by brushing your nose with your index and middle fingers, and then sign 'character'.
Point to the person, sign 'strong', and then perform the sign for 'character' by circling the 'C' handshape and pressing it to your palm.
Sign 'movie', 'your', 'favorite', 'character', and then 'who' while keeping your eyebrows furrowed to ask the question.
Point to him, sign 'funny' by brushing your nose with your index and middle fingers, and then sign 'character'.
It is used for both! You can use this sign to describe someone's moral character or personality, as well as a fictional character in a story, movie, or play.
Yes, the small circular motion before touching the palm is an important part of the sign. Without it, the sign might look incomplete or be confused with other initialized signs.
Your dominant hand should form the 'C' shape and perform the movement, while your non-dominant hand acts as the flat, stationary base.
