To sign this word, form your dominant hand into a flattened 'O' shape, with your fingertips touching your thumb. Bring your hand to your face and touch your fingertips to your cheek near your ear. Then, lift your hand slightly and touch your cheek again near your mouth.
Sign 'need', then sign 'hoe' by tapping your flattened 'O' hand near your ear and mouth, followed by 'garden'.
Sign 'she', 'buy', 'new', and finish with the sign for 'hoe' on your cheek.
Sign 'hoe' using the two distinct taps on your cheek, then sign 'where' with furrowed eyebrows.
Sign 'need', then sign 'hoe' by tapping your flattened 'O' hand near your ear and mouth, followed by 'garden'.
Sign 'she', 'buy', 'new', and finish with the sign for 'hoe' on your cheek.
Sign 'hoe' using the two distinct taps on your cheek, then sign 'where' with furrowed eyebrows.
No, your fingers should be bent at the knuckles so the tips touch your thumb, forming a flattened 'O' shape.
In the video, the tap starts near the ear and moves to the mouth. It is best to follow this sequence for clarity.
It is better to lift your hand slightly between the two locations to create two distinct taps rather than dragging your fingers across your cheek.
