To sign "Gigi", you will fingerspell the name using the ASL alphabet. Hold your dominant hand in front of your shoulder. Form the letter 'G' by pointing your index finger and thumb to the side, curling your other fingers. Then, transition to the letter 'I' by extending your pinky finger straight up while curling the rest of your fingers. Repeat this sequence once more to spell G-I-G-I.
Sign 'MY', then 'DOG', followed by 'NAME', and finally fingerspell G-I-G-I smoothly.
Fingerspell G-I-G-I, then sign 'COME' and 'PARTY'. Remember to raise your eyebrows at the end to indicate a yes/no question.
Start by signing 'YESTERDAY', then 'I', 'MEET', and finish by fingerspelling G-I-G-I.
Sign 'MY', then 'DOG', followed by 'NAME', and finally fingerspell G-I-G-I smoothly.
Fingerspell G-I-G-I, then sign 'COME' and 'PARTY'. Remember to raise your eyebrows at the end to indicate a yes/no question.
Start by signing 'YESTERDAY', then 'I', 'MEET', and finish by fingerspelling G-I-G-I.
Unless a Deaf person has given someone a specific, established name sign, you should always fingerspell their name. Name signs are a special part of Deaf culture and are exclusively given by Deaf individuals.
No, try to flow smoothly from one letter to the next without pausing. The goal is a fluid, continuous motion rather than distinct, choppy letters.
No, you should mouth the whole word "Gigi" naturally as you would say it, rather than mouthing the individual letters G-I-G-I.
