To sign *feet*, form your dominant hand into a '1' handshape with the index finger extended and pointing downwards. Point down toward one of your feet, then make a small arcing motion to point down toward your other foot. The sign naturally indicates the location of your feet.
Sign 'feet' by pointing down at one foot and then the other, followed by the sign for 'tired' (hands on chest, dropping downward).
Use the sign for 'feet' by pointing down at both of your feet to establish what the shoes are too big for.
Point down at your feet to sign 'feet', then use the sign for 'large' (L-hands moving apart) to describe their size.
Sign 'feet' by pointing down at one foot and then the other, followed by the sign for 'tired' (hands on chest, dropping downward).
Use the sign for 'feet' by pointing down at both of your feet to establish what the shoes are too big for.
Point down at your feet to sign 'feet', then use the sign for 'large' (L-hands moving apart) to describe their size.
They are very similar! For 'foot' (singular), you typically just point down once toward the specific foot you are talking about. For 'feet' (plural), you point to one foot and then make a small arc to point to the other.
No, you do not need to bend down. You can perform the sign comfortably from your normal signing space around your torso, simply angling your index finger to point downwards.
The sign shown here is for the body part. If you want to sign 'feet' as a measurement (like 'five feet tall'), you would typically fingerspell F-T or use a specific measurement sign, rather than pointing to your toes.
