To sign 'faker' (which uses the root sign for 'fake'), form a '1' handshape with your dominant hand by extending your index finger. Lightly brush the side of your index finger across the tip of your nose, moving from your dominant side toward your non-dominant side. The movement should be a single, quick brush.
Point to the person, then use the brushing motion of the 'faker' sign across your nose. Pair this with a skeptical or dismissive facial expression to convey your doubt.
Sign 'smile' by drawing the shape of a smile around your mouth, then use the 'faker' sign to indicate that the emotion isn't genuine.
Point to the person, sign 'sick' by touching your forehead and stomach with your middle fingers, and then use the 'faker' sign.
Point to the person, then use the brushing motion of the 'faker' sign across your nose. Pair this with a skeptical or dismissive facial expression to convey your doubt.
Sign 'smile' by drawing the shape of a smile around your mouth, then use the 'faker' sign to indicate that the emotion isn't genuine.
Point to the person, sign 'sick' by touching your forehead and stomach with your middle fingers, and then use the 'faker' sign.
Yes, the sign shown is the root sign for 'fake.' To specifically emphasize a person who fakes, you can add the 'person' (agent) marker after signing 'fake,' though context often makes it clear without it.
The side of your index finger should lightly brush against the tip of your nose as your hand moves across your face.
Yes, you should generally brush from the dominant side of your face toward the non-dominant side. If you are right-handed, move your right index finger from right to left.
