Form 'A' handshapes with both hands, keeping your thumbs pointing straight up. Place your dominant hand slightly behind your non-dominant hand. 'Follow' is a directional verb in ASL, meaning the movement shows who is following whom. While the base sign shown in the video moves forward, to specifically sign 'follow me,' you pull both hands together inward toward your chest, indicating that the other person should come toward you.
Start by signing 'please' with a flat hand on your chest. Then, use the inward 'follow me' motion, pulling your hands toward your body. Finish by signing 'classroom' to complete the instruction.
Begin with the 'follow me' sign, ensuring the movement comes toward your chest. Then, point to yourself for 'I' and sign 'know' by tapping your fingers to your temple, showing confidence in your direction.
Point to the person you are asking, then sign 'follow me' by drawing your hands inward. Make sure to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly, which is the ASL grammar marker for a yes/no question.
Start by signing 'please' with a flat hand on your chest. Then, use the inward 'follow me' motion, pulling your hands toward your body. Finish by signing 'classroom' to complete the instruction.
Begin with the 'follow me' sign, ensuring the movement comes toward your chest. Then, point to yourself for 'I' and sign 'know' by tapping your fingers to your temple, showing confidence in your direction.
Point to the person you are asking, then sign 'follow me' by drawing your hands inward. Make sure to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly, which is the ASL grammar marker for a yes/no question.
'Follow' is what ASL calls a directional verb. This means the direction of the sign's movement shows who is doing the action and to whom. Pulling the sign toward your body means 'follow me,' while pushing it away means 'I follow you.'
Yes, 'follow' is a two-handed sign. The two hands are important because they represent two separate entities—the leader and the follower. Moving them together shows the relationship between the two people as they travel.
Typically, your non-dominant hand is placed in front, and your dominant hand trails slightly behind it. However, the most crucial part for 'follow me' is that both hands maintain their relative distance and move together toward your body.
