To sign 'completely,' hold your non-dominant hand in front of you with a flat handshape, palm facing inward and the thumb edge pointing up. Form your dominant hand into a flat handshape with the palm facing down. Slide the palm of your dominant hand across the top edge of your non-dominant hand, moving smoothly in a single sweeping motion.
Sign 'completely' before 'forgot' to emphasize that the thought entirely left your mind and the forgetting was absolute.
Use this sign to show that the darkness is total, filling the entire space with no light remaining.
Pair 'completely' with 'understand' to convey that you have a full, total grasp of the topic without any confusion.
Sign 'completely' before 'forgot' to emphasize that the thought entirely left your mind and the forgetting was absolute.
Use this sign to show that the darkness is total, filling the entire space with no light remaining.
Pair 'completely' with 'understand' to convey that you have a full, total grasp of the topic without any confusion.
Yes, this sign is commonly used for both 'completely' and 'full.' The context of your sentence and your facial expressions will help clarify the exact meaning you intend to convey.
While it means 'completely' in the sense of being full or total, the sign for 'finished' (flipping both open hands outward) is usually better for expressing that an action or task is completed.
Yes, the palm of your dominant hand should lightly touch and slide across the top edge of your non-dominant hand to clearly show the 'leveling off' or 'filled to the brim' concept.
