To sign 'hit', hold your non-dominant hand in front of you with the index finger pointing up and the palm facing sideways. Form your dominant hand into a fist (an 'S' handshape). Move your dominant fist forward to sharply strike the side of your non-dominant index finger.
Sign 'please', 'not', and then use the sign for 'hit' with a firm, sharp motion to emphasize the rule.
Use the sign for 'hit' to describe the physical impact, followed by pointing to your arm to show where it happened.
While advanced signers might use classifiers to show the vehicles, the general sign for 'hit' works well here to convey the collision.
Sign 'please', 'not', and then use the sign for 'hit' with a firm, sharp motion to emphasize the rule.
Use the sign for 'hit' to describe the physical impact, followed by pointing to your arm to show where it happened.
While advanced signers might use classifiers to show the vehicles, the general sign for 'hit' works well here to convey the collision.
No, this sign specifically refers to physical impact or striking. If you want to say a song or movie is a 'hit', you should use the sign for 'popular' or 'success'.
While you can, it is much more common and visually accurate in ASL to mime the action of swinging a bat when talking about hitting a baseball.
Yes, you should always use your dominant hand as the fist that does the hitting, while your non-dominant hand acts as the stationary target.
