the sign 'church' uses both hands. Ball the non-dominant hand into a fist. Curl the fingers of the dominant hand to make the C hand shape. Bring the dominant hand down so the bottom of the thumb touches the top of the non-dominant hand. Bounce the dominant hand against the non-dominant a few times.
Sign 'I', 'go', 'church' by bouncing your dominant 'C' hand on top of your non-dominant fist, and then sign 'Sunday'.
Sign 'church' by tapping your 'C' hand on your fist, then sign 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Sign 'my', 'family', 'love', and then 'church', making sure to bounce the 'C' handshape clearly on the back of your non-dominant fist.
Sign 'I', 'go', 'church' by bouncing your dominant 'C' hand on top of your non-dominant fist, and then sign 'Sunday'.
Sign 'church' by tapping your 'C' hand on your fist, then sign 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Sign 'my', 'family', 'love', and then 'church', making sure to bounce the 'C' handshape clearly on the back of your non-dominant fist.
Yes, you should always use your dominant hand to make the 'C' shape and do the bouncing movement. Your non-dominant hand acts as the stationary base or 'hill'.
Usually, two quick, gentle bounces are perfect. You don't need to overdo it; a couple of light taps on the back of your fist clearly communicates the word.
No, this specific sign is initialized with a 'C' for 'church'. Other places of worship, like a temple or mosque, have their own distinct signs in ASL.
