To sign 'gorgeous,' start with your dominant hand open in a '5' handshape, palm facing your face. Move your hand in a circular motion around your face, starting from one side, crossing over your forehead, and ending at your chin. As your hand reaches your chin, close your fingers together into a flattened 'O' handshape. Be sure to use an expressive, appreciative facial expression to convey the intensity of the word.
Sign 'sunset' then 'gorgeous,' using a large, sweeping motion and an awe-struck facial expression to emphasize the beauty.
Point to the person, sign 'gorgeous,' and then 'tonight,' making sure your face shows genuine admiration.
Sign 'she,' 'buy,' 'new,' 'dress,' and then 'gorgeous,' perhaps pausing slightly before 'gorgeous' for emphasis.
Sign 'sunset' then 'gorgeous,' using a large, sweeping motion and an awe-struck facial expression to emphasize the beauty.
Point to the person, sign 'gorgeous,' and then 'tonight,' making sure your face shows genuine admiration.
Sign 'she,' 'buy,' 'new,' 'dress,' and then 'gorgeous,' perhaps pausing slightly before 'gorgeous' for emphasis.
Yes, the manual sign is the same! The difference lies in your facial expression and the intensity of the movement. For 'gorgeous,' use a more exaggerated expression and a slightly larger movement.
Absolutely. You can use this sign to describe a gorgeous person, a gorgeous view, a gorgeous piece of art, or anything else that is visually stunning.
You should use your dominant hand to perform this sign. If you are right-handed, use your right hand to trace your face; if you are left-handed, use your left hand.
