Start with either hand in an open "5" handshape and have the palm facing the body. Bring the fingers to the chin and wiggle them briefly. This sign is usually followed by an adjective such as "many," "same-as," "different++," etc.
Point to the person to sign YOU, sign FAVORITE, and then sign COLOR by bringing your open '5' hand to your chin and wiggling your fingers. Remember to furrow your eyebrows at the end to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Point to yourself for I, sign LIKE, and then sign COLOR by fluttering your fingers at your chin. Just as the description mentions, follow this immediately with the sign for MANY to show plurality.
Sign MY CAR, then perform the sign for COLOR with your palm facing your body and fingers wiggling at the chin. Finish with the sign for DIFFERENT to complete the thought.
Point to the person to sign YOU, sign FAVORITE, and then sign COLOR by bringing your open '5' hand to your chin and wiggling your fingers. Remember to furrow your eyebrows at the end to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Point to yourself for I, sign LIKE, and then sign COLOR by fluttering your fingers at your chin. Just as the description mentions, follow this immediately with the sign for MANY to show plurality.
Sign MY CAR, then perform the sign for COLOR with your palm facing your body and fingers wiggling at the chin. Finish with the sign for DIFFERENT to complete the thought.
No, you can use either hand! It is generally best to use your dominant hand (the hand you write with) to wiggle your fingers at your chin, as this keeps your signing comfortable, consistent, and natural.
Your fingers can lightly brush against your chin, or they can hover just a fraction of an inch in front of it. Both variations are perfectly acceptable and commonly used by fluent ASL signers.
You only need to wiggle your fingers briefly. A quick, relaxed flutter of the fingers for about one second is plenty to clearly communicate the word 'color' in a normal conversational pace.
