Make a loose fist with your non-dominant hand and hold it in front of your body. With your dominant hand in an open-palm 5 shape, quickly brush the palm of your dominant hand over the top of your closed fist twice, brushing your palm away from your body.
Sign 'I', then 'eat', followed by the sign for 'enough' by brushing your dominant open palm over your non-dominant fist twice, moving away from your body.
Point to indicate 'that', sign 'time' by tapping your wrist, and then brush your dominant palm outward over your fist twice to show 'enough'.
Sign 'money' by tapping your palm, then sign 'enough' by brushing your dominant hand over your fist, while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'I', then 'eat', followed by the sign for 'enough' by brushing your dominant open palm over your non-dominant fist twice, moving away from your body.
Point to indicate 'that', sign 'time' by tapping your wrist, and then brush your dominant palm outward over your fist twice to show 'enough'.
Sign 'money' by tapping your palm, then sign 'enough' by brushing your dominant hand over your fist, while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Yes! While they look very similar, 'full' is typically signed with a single, sharp movement of the dominant hand over the fist, often stopping right at the edge. 'Enough' uses a repeated, brushing motion moving outward.
Absolutely. If you are politely saying you've had enough food, a pleasant, satisfied expression works best. If you are telling someone 'That is enough!' to stop bad behavior, use a stern face and a sharper brushing motion.
Your non-dominant hand should always form the stationary fist, acting as the base. Your dominant hand (the one you write with) should be the open flat hand doing the brushing movement.
