To sign "information," start with both hands in closed 'O' shapes (fingertips touching your thumbs) near your forehead or upper chest. Move both hands outward and forward away from your body. As you move them, open your hands into flat '5' shapes with your palms facing up.
Sign "I," "need," "more," and then "information" by bringing your hands from closed 'O' shapes near your head outward into open '5' shapes.
Sign "Thank you" by moving your flat hand from your chin outward, followed by the sign for "information" to show gratitude for the knowledge shared.
Furrow your eyebrows to indicate a "wh-" question while signing "Where," "I," "find," and finish with the outward opening motion of "information."
Sign "I," "need," "more," and then "information" by bringing your hands from closed 'O' shapes near your head outward into open '5' shapes.
Sign "Thank you" by moving your flat hand from your chin outward, followed by the sign for "information" to show gratitude for the knowledge shared.
Furrow your eyebrows to indicate a "wh-" question while signing "Where," "I," "find," and finish with the outward opening motion of "information."
Yes! In ASL, the sign for 'information' is often the same as the verb 'to inform' or 'let know.' The context of your sentence will make it clear whether you are using it as a noun or a verb.
Generally, both hands move together symmetrically. One hand might naturally be slightly higher or further forward depending on your dominant side, but aim for a balanced, simultaneous movement outward.
While 'information' is traditionally a two-handed sign, in casual, rapid conversation, some signers might use only their dominant hand to perform the motion. However, as a beginner, it is best to practice the standard two-handed version.
