To sign 'frozen', start with both hands in front of you, palms facing down and fingers spread apart. Pull your hands back slightly toward your body while curling your fingers into tight 'claw' shapes. The movement should be quick and stiff, as if your hands are suddenly freezing in place.
Sign 'lake' then 'frozen'. Use a strong, stiff motion for 'frozen' to emphasize that the water has turned to solid ice.
Sign 'cold', point to your hands, and then sign 'frozen'. Add a shivering facial expression or tense your shoulders to show how cold you feel.
Sign 'we', 'buy', 'frozen', 'pizza', 'for', 'dinner'. The sign 'frozen' acts as an adjective here describing the state of the pizza.
Sign 'lake' then 'frozen'. Use a strong, stiff motion for 'frozen' to emphasize that the water has turned to solid ice.
Sign 'cold', point to your hands, and then sign 'frozen'. Add a shivering facial expression or tense your shoulders to show how cold you feel.
Sign 'we', 'buy', 'frozen', 'pizza', 'for', 'dinner'. The sign 'frozen' acts as an adjective here describing the state of the pizza.
Yes, this is the standard sign used for the movie title! When referring to the movie, it is often signed with a bit of extra enthusiasm or emphasis.
Yes, you can. When used as a command to stop moving immediately, the sign is performed with a very forceful, abrupt stop and a serious facial expression.
While related, they are different signs. 'Cold' is signed by making 'S' fists and shaking your arms as if shivering. 'Frozen' uses the claw hands pulling back and stiffening to show something turning solid.
