Start with both hands in flat "B" handshapes in front of you, palms facing forward and fingers pointing up. Keep your non-dominant hand still to represent the door frame. Start with your dominant hand angled outward, then swing it inward until the sides of your index fingers touch, mimicking a door swinging shut.
Sign 'PLEASE' by rubbing an open, flat hand in a circle on your chest, followed by the sign for 'CLOSE-DOOR'.
Point to yourself to sign 'I', then use the 'CLOSE-DOOR' sign. You can add a slight nod to confirm the action is completed.
Sign 'CLOSE-DOOR' while raising your eyebrows and leaning slightly forward. These facial expressions indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
Sign 'PLEASE' by rubbing an open, flat hand in a circle on your chest, followed by the sign for 'CLOSE-DOOR'.
Point to yourself to sign 'I', then use the 'CLOSE-DOOR' sign. You can add a slight nod to confirm the action is completed.
Sign 'CLOSE-DOOR' while raising your eyebrows and leaning slightly forward. These facial expressions indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
To sign 'open door,' you start with both flat hands side-by-side in the closed position, and then swing your dominant hand outward toward your body, mimicking a door opening.
No, this specific sign is only used for things on hinges like a room door, a fridge, or a cupboard. To close a book or a drawer, you would use different signs that mimic those specific physical actions.
If you are talking about double doors closing, you can modify the sign by starting with both hands angled outward and swinging both of them inward simultaneously until they meet in the middle.
