Start with your non-dominant hand flat in front of you, palm facing up. Form a '1' handshape with your dominant hand (index finger extended) and bring it near your chin or nose. Move your dominant hand down and forward, landing the index finger on your non-dominant palm, and bounce it forward a couple of times as if it is tumbling.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'fall in love' moving your dominant hand toward the person you are addressing, and finish with the sign for 'every day'.
Point to the people you are talking about, sign 'fall in love', and then use the sign for 'fast' or 'quick' to show the speed of their romance.
Sign 'you', 'fall in love', 'first', and 'see'. Make sure to raise your eyebrows throughout the sentence to indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'fall in love' moving your dominant hand toward the person you are addressing, and finish with the sign for 'every day'.
Point to the people you are talking about, sign 'fall in love', and then use the sign for 'fast' or 'quick' to show the speed of their romance.
Sign 'you', 'fall in love', 'first', and 'see'. Make sure to raise your eyebrows throughout the sentence to indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
No, they are different. 'Love' is signed by crossing both arms over your chest with closed fists. 'Fall in love' uses the specific tumbling motion of the index finger to show the active process of falling.
Yes! While it is most commonly used for romantic love between people, you can absolutely use it playfully to show that you have completely fallen for a new book, a fun hobby, or a delicious meal.
Yes, it does. Your dominant hand should start near your face and move forward, away from your body, as it bounces along your non-dominant palm. Moving it backward would feel unnatural and confuse the meaning.
