Form both hands into "E" handshapes, with your fingers curled inward and your thumbs resting across them. Place both hands on your chest. Move them in alternating, continuous circles, bringing each hand up, outward, down, and back toward your chest.
Sign "emotion" while using a facial expression that conveys uncertainty or conflicting feelings to match the context of the sentence.
Use the sign for "emotion" after signing "music" and "express," ensuring your alternating circular chest movements are smooth and continuous.
Sign "hide" followed by "emotion," perhaps making the circles slightly smaller or more subdued to reflect the concept of keeping feelings contained.
Sign "emotion" while using a facial expression that conveys uncertainty or conflicting feelings to match the context of the sentence.
Use the sign for "emotion" after signing "music" and "express," ensuring your alternating circular chest movements are smooth and continuous.
Sign "hide" followed by "emotion," perhaps making the circles slightly smaller or more subdued to reflect the concept of keeping feelings contained.
Both signs are located on the chest, but 'feel' uses an open hand with the middle finger extended inward, swiping up once or twice. 'Emotion' uses two 'E' handshapes moving in alternating circles.
Yes, your knuckles or the back of your curled fingers should lightly brush against your chest as you make the alternating circular motions to properly execute the sign.
While casual signing sometimes drops a hand for convenience, 'emotion' is traditionally a two-handed sign. Using both hands is recommended for beginners and helps emphasize the depth of the feelings being expressed.
