To sign 'I need to pee,' begin by pointing your index finger at your chest to indicate 'I.' Next, form an 'X' handshape with your dominant hand and bring it downward in a single, firm motion for 'need.' Finally, form a 'P' handshape and tap the tip of your middle finger lightly against your nose twice to sign 'pee.'
Sign 'EXCUSE-ME' first, followed by the sequence for 'I NEED PEE,' maintaining a polite but clear facial expression.
Sign 'I NEED PEE,' and follow it with the sign for 'NOW.' Use an urgent facial expression and slightly sharper movements to show immediate need.
Sign 'I NEED PEE,' followed by the signs for 'BEFORE' and 'LEAVE.' This is a practical phrase to use when preparing for a road trip or outing.
Sign 'EXCUSE-ME' first, followed by the sequence for 'I NEED PEE,' maintaining a polite but clear facial expression.
Sign 'I NEED PEE,' and follow it with the sign for 'NOW.' Use an urgent facial expression and slightly sharper movements to show immediate need.
Sign 'I NEED PEE,' followed by the signs for 'BEFORE' and 'LEAVE.' This is a practical phrase to use when preparing for a road trip or outing.
While the sign for 'pee' is accurate and commonly used, it is often considered informal. In formal settings or polite company, it is generally more appropriate to sign 'bathroom' instead.
To make a 'P' handshape, extend your index and middle fingers like a 'V', then point your middle finger straight down toward the floor. Rest your thumb against the side of your middle finger.
In ASL, if the context makes it obvious that you are talking about yourself, you can sometimes drop the 'I' and simply sign 'NEED PEE' with an appropriate facial expression.
