To sign 'geese', you will fingerspell the word G-E-E-S-E using your dominant hand. Start with a 'G' by pointing your index finger and thumb sideways, then transition to an 'E' by curling your fingers in with your thumb tucked below them. Slide or bounce the 'E' slightly to indicate the double letter, form an 'S' by making a fist with your thumb wrapped across the front, and finish with a final 'E'.
Point up to the sky, then fingerspell G-E-E-S-E to point out the birds.
Fingerspell G-E-E-S-E, then sign 'eat' and 'grass'.
Sign 'park', fingerspell G-E-E-S-E, and use the sign for 'feed' moving outward.
Point up to the sky, then fingerspell G-E-E-S-E to point out the birds.
Fingerspell G-E-E-S-E, then sign 'eat' and 'grass'.
Sign 'park', fingerspell G-E-E-S-E, and use the sign for 'feed' moving outward.
Yes, signing 'goose' followed by 'many' is perfectly acceptable to mean 'geese.' However, fingerspelling G-E-E-S-E is also very common, so it is helpful to recognize and practice both methods.
Focus on clarity over speed. It is better to spell G-E-E-S-E slowly and clearly so the other person can read it, rather than rushing and muddling the handshapes.
No, keep your hand relatively still in one spot, just outside your shoulder. The only movement should be the slight slide or bounce for the double 'E'.
