To sign 'complete', start with both hands in front of you, palms facing up, using open '5' handshapes. Quickly flip both hands over and outward so that your palms are now facing down. This motion signifies that something is finished or completed.
Sign 'complete' after signing 'homework' to show that the task needs to be finished.
Use the sign for 'complete' at the end of the sentence to emphasize that the project is done.
Sign 'complete' while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question about finishing the assignment.
Sign 'complete' after signing 'homework' to show that the task needs to be finished.
Use the sign for 'complete' at the end of the sentence to emphasize that the project is done.
Sign 'complete' while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question about finishing the assignment.
Yes, in ASL, the sign for 'complete' is the same as the sign for 'finish' or 'done'. The context of your sentence will determine which English word is the best translation.
Yes, you can use this sign to indicate that you are finished eating or that you are full, often accompanied by a satisfied facial expression.
You can mouth 'complete' or 'finish' depending on the exact meaning you want to convey, but the manual sign and your facial expression are the most important parts of the communication.
