To sign "eye", form a '1' handshape with your dominant hand by extending your index finger. Bring your hand up to your face and point directly to your eye, gently tapping the area just below it on your cheekbone. Keep your palm facing inward toward your face.
Sign "my", point to your eye using the '1' handshape, and then use your dominant hand to scratch the back of your non-dominant hand to sign "itchy".
Point to the person to indicate "he", sign "brown" by sliding a 'B' handshape down your cheek, and then point to your eyes. You can point to both eyes to show plurality.
Sign "doctor", "look-at", "my", and finish by pointing to your eye using the '1' handshape as demonstrated in the video.
Sign "my", point to your eye using the '1' handshape, and then use your dominant hand to scratch the back of your non-dominant hand to sign "itchy".
Point to the person to indicate "he", sign "brown" by sliding a 'B' handshape down your cheek, and then point to your eyes. You can point to both eyes to show plurality.
Sign "doctor", "look-at", "my", and finish by pointing to your eye using the '1' handshape as demonstrated in the video.
To indicate both eyes, you can either point to your right eye and then your left eye with your dominant index finger, or use both index fingers to point to both eyes at the same time.
No, please don't poke your eye! You only need to point to or gently tap the area just below your eye, resting your finger safely on the upper cheekbone.
No, they are different. "Eye" simply points to the body part with a '1' handshape. "See" uses a 'V' handshape (index and middle fingers) moving outward from the eyes to represent the action of vision.
