To sign "further", form both hands into flat "O" handshapes by bringing your fingertips to touch your thumbs. Hold your hands in front of your chest, slightly apart, with your palms facing each other. Move both hands forward simultaneously in a small, smooth arc to represent moving an idea ahead.
Sign "further" after "discuss" to show the continuation or expansion of the conversation.
Use the sign for "further" before "questions" to ask if there is anything additional they want to ask.
Sign "further" at the end of the sentence to indicate extending your investigation or research into the topic.
Sign "further" after "discuss" to show the continuation or expansion of the conversation.
Use the sign for "further" before "questions" to ask if there is anything additional they want to ask.
Sign "further" at the end of the sentence to indicate extending your investigation or research into the topic.
No, this specific sign is used for abstract concepts, like 'furthermore' or 'discuss further'. For physical distance, you would typically use the sign for 'far', moving your dominant 'A' hand forward.
While both signs use the flat 'O' handshape, 'more' involves tapping the fingertips of both hands together. 'Further' involves holding the hands slightly apart and moving them forward together without tapping.
It is best to use both hands for clarity, as the two-handed forward motion strongly conveys the idea of progression or adding to a topic. Using one hand might make the sign look like something else and confuse the meaning.
