To sign 'condemn', start by holding your non-dominant hand flat in front of you with the palm facing up. Form a '1' handshape with your dominant hand by extending your index finger. Strike the side of your dominant index finger sharply down and slightly forward across the palm of your non-dominant hand.
Sign 'condemn' with a firm, decisive strike to show the official nature of the city's action against the building.
Use a stern facial expression while signing 'condemn' to emphasize your strong disapproval of the behavior.
Sign 'judge', then use a sharp, downward movement for 'condemn' to represent the finality of the legal ruling.
Sign 'condemn' with a firm, decisive strike to show the official nature of the city's action against the building.
Use a stern facial expression while signing 'condemn' to emphasize your strong disapproval of the behavior.
Sign 'judge', then use a sharp, downward movement for 'condemn' to represent the finality of the legal ruling.
Yes, this sign is conceptually similar and is often used to mean 'penalize' or 'punish'. The context of your sentence and your mouth movements will help clarify that you mean 'condemn'.
Absolutely. 'Condemn' is a strong, negative word. Your facial expression should be serious, stern, or disapproving to match the weight of the concept.
You should strike the palm with the side or the bottom edge of your extended index finger, moving it slightly forward as it makes contact.
