To sign 'eternal', start by forming a '1' handshape with your dominant hand, index finger pointing up. Move your hand in a small circle near your shoulder, similar to the sign for 'always'. Then, change your hand to a 'Y' handshape (thumb and pinky extended) and push it forward away from your body.
Sign 'THEIR', 'LOVE', and then 'ETERNAL' to express a bond that lasts forever.
Use 'WAIT' and 'ETERNAL' with an exaggerated facial expression to show how long the time felt.
Sign 'UNIVERSE' followed by 'ETERNAL' to describe the endless nature of space.
Sign 'THEIR', 'LOVE', and then 'ETERNAL' to express a bond that lasts forever.
Use 'WAIT' and 'ETERNAL' with an exaggerated facial expression to show how long the time felt.
Sign 'UNIVERSE' followed by 'ETERNAL' to describe the endless nature of space.
Yes, 'eternal' and 'forever' use the exact same sign in ASL. The context of your conversation will make it clear which English concept you are expressing.
No, 'eternal' is typically a one-handed sign. You only need to use your dominant hand to perform both the circular motion and the forward push.
To emphasize that something is truly endless, you can make the forward push of the 'Y' handshape slower and extend it further away from your body, paired with a serious or intense facial expression.
