To sign 'flirt', bring both hands in front of your chest with your palms facing down. Extend your thumbs so they touch each other, and keep your other fingers spread apart and pointing forward. Wiggle your fingers up and down a few times, resembling fluttering eyelashes.
Point to the person, sign 'like', and then sign 'flirt' while sweeping your hands slightly to indicate 'everyone'.
Point to the person, sign 'flirt' while moving the fluttering hands slightly toward your own body, and raise your eyebrows for a yes/no question.
Sign 'stop', then 'flirt', followed by a firm sign for 'work', maintaining a serious facial expression to show you mean business.
Point to the person, sign 'like', and then sign 'flirt' while sweeping your hands slightly to indicate 'everyone'.
Point to the person, sign 'flirt' while moving the fluttering hands slightly toward your own body, and raise your eyebrows for a yes/no question.
Sign 'stop', then 'flirt', followed by a firm sign for 'work', maintaining a serious facial expression to show you mean business.
Yes! You can change the direction of the sign to show who is flirting with whom. If someone is flirting with you, move the fluttering hands slightly toward your body. If you are flirting with them, move the hands toward that person.
While the thumbs are typically touching to help anchor the hands together, it is perfectly fine if they are just very close to each other. The most important part is the fluttering motion of the fingers.
Absolutely. You can use this sign to describe someone's personality. To emphasize that someone is very flirtatious, you might exaggerate the fluttering motion and pair it with a knowing facial expression.
