To sign **citizen**, form a 'C' handshape with your dominant hand. Tap the thumb side of the 'C' against the non-dominant side of your upper chest. Then, move your hand in a slight arc across your body to tap the dominant side of your upper chest.
Sign 'I', 'proud', and then 'citizen'.
Sign 'Last year', point to her, then sign 'become' and 'citizen'.
Sign 'You', 'citizen', 'this', and 'country', while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'I', 'proud', and then 'citizen'.
Sign 'Last year', point to her, then sign 'become' and 'citizen'.
Sign 'You', 'citizen', 'this', and 'country', while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
They are very similar, as both use the 'C' handshape moving across the chest from the non-dominant to the dominant side. Context usually makes it clear which word you mean.
Yes, 'client' is often signed the exact same way. However, another common variation for 'client' involves moving the 'C' handshape straight down the dominant side of the chest.
Yes, you should always start on the non-dominant side of your chest and move to the dominant side. If you are right-handed, start on your left side and move to your right.
