the sign 'hurt' uses both hands. press both hands into fists, with the index fingers both extended. point the index fingers towards each other, and rotate the hands at the wrists so the fingers both twist. one wrist should go in while the other wrist goes out. this sign is directional, so move the hands to the are that is hurting; for example, sign over the forehead if your head hurts, or over your stomach if your stomach hurts.
Sign 'my', then perform the 'hurt' sign with your index fingers twisting toward each other directly in front of your forehead.
Point to the person, sign 'hurt' in a neutral space in front of you, and furrow your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Sign 'my', then place your hands near your stomach and perform the twisting motion of the 'hurt' sign to show exactly where the pain is.
Sign 'my', then perform the 'hurt' sign with your index fingers twisting toward each other directly in front of your forehead.
Point to the person, sign 'hurt' in a neutral space in front of you, and furrow your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Sign 'my', then place your hands near your stomach and perform the twisting motion of the 'hurt' sign to show exactly where the pain is.
Usually, no! Because 'hurt' is a directional sign, you can just perform the sign directly over the body part that is in pain. For example, signing 'hurt' near your jaw clearly communicates a toothache.
Your face should match the level of pain you are describing. If it's a minor scrape, a slight wince is fine. If it's a severe injury, furrow your eyebrows, squint, and show intense discomfort on your face.
Yes, you can! To sign that your feelings are hurt or you are experiencing emotional pain, simply perform the 'hurt' sign directly over your heart or chest area.
