To sign 'embarrassed', use your dominant hand to form a bent handshape, keeping your fingers together. Place the back of your fingers against your cheek. Twist your hand forward and down slightly, keeping the back of your fingers in contact with your face. Remember to use a bashful or sheepish facial expression to match the meaning!
Sign 'I', then sign 'embarrassed' by twisting the back of your bent fingers against your cheek, followed by the sign for 'trip'.
Point to 'He', sign 'embarrassed' on your cheek, and then sign 'easy', making sure your facial expression shows bashfulness.
Sign 'Don't', 'embarrassed', 'ask', and 'questions', keeping a warm and supportive facial expression to encourage the person.
Sign 'I', then sign 'embarrassed' by twisting the back of your bent fingers against your cheek, followed by the sign for 'trip'.
Point to 'He', sign 'embarrassed' on your cheek, and then sign 'easy', making sure your facial expression shows bashfulness.
Sign 'Don't', 'embarrassed', 'ask', and 'questions', keeping a warm and supportive facial expression to encourage the person.
Yes! The sign shown in this video is commonly used for both 'shy' and 'embarrassed', as both words share the same visual concept of bashfulness and blushing.
Yes, the back of your fingers should lightly touch or brush against your cheek as you twist your hand forward.
Absolutely! Always use your dominant hand for one-handed signs like this one. Just mirror the movement on the left side of your face.
