To sign “Horny”, Making your dominant index finger bent from on high cheek to near the chin which similar to signing for sex. Then add signing for exciting if you remember with both hands with middle fingers bend on your chest both up and down. However, One hand go up and down while another goes in an opposite direction.
Point to yourself to sign 'I', then perform the compound sign by moving your bent index finger from your cheek to your chin, followed by brushing your bent middle fingers alternately up and down on your chest.
Point to the person to sign 'YOU', then execute the two-part sign (cheek-to-chin with the index finger, then the alternating chest movement), while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Point to him, sign 'MOVIE', 'WATCH', and then finish with the compound sign, making sure the alternating upward and downward motion on your chest is clear and expressive.
Point to yourself to sign 'I', then perform the compound sign by moving your bent index finger from your cheek to your chin, followed by brushing your bent middle fingers alternately up and down on your chest.
Point to the person to sign 'YOU', then execute the two-part sign (cheek-to-chin with the index finger, then the alternating chest movement), while raising your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question.
Point to him, sign 'MOVIE', 'WATCH', and then finish with the compound sign, making sure the alternating upward and downward motion on your chest is clear and expressive.
Yes, for this specific version of the sign, both parts are necessary. The first part establishes the context of intimacy, and the second part establishes the feeling. Without the first part, you are simply signing the word 'excited'.
You should use what is often called an 'open 8' handshape. This means your hands are open with just the middle fingers bent forward. These bent middle fingers lightly brush against your chest as your hands move.
No, it does not matter which hand starts the upward motion. The important part is the alternating rhythm. As one hand moves up, the other should be moving down, creating a continuous, energetic motion.
