To sign 'fresh', start with both hands open in front of you at chest level, with your palms facing up and slightly toward your body. Keep your fingers relaxed and slightly curved. Then, bring both hands inward toward your body in a smooth, sweeping motion, as if you are gently drawing in a fresh breeze.
Sign 'I' and 'love', then use the inward sweeping motion for 'fresh' followed by the sign for 'air'.
Point to the vegetables, sign 'vegetable', and then perform the smooth inward motion for 'fresh'.
Sign 'we' and 'need', perform the sign for 'fresh', and finish with the sign for 'start'.
Sign 'I' and 'love', then use the inward sweeping motion for 'fresh' followed by the sign for 'air'.
Point to the vegetables, sign 'vegetable', and then perform the smooth inward motion for 'fresh'.
Sign 'we' and 'need', perform the sign for 'fresh', and finish with the sign for 'start'.
No. Depending on the context, 'fresh' can also be signed similarly to 'new' (scooping the dominant hand over the non-dominant palm) or by brushing the cheek (often used for a 'fresh' or sassy attitude).
No, 'freshman' has a completely different sign. It is typically signed by tapping the ring finger of your non-dominant hand with your dominant index finger.
No, your hands should simply move inward toward your chest and stop in the space just in front of you, without actually making physical contact with your body.
