To sign 'judgement', form both hands into 'F' handshapes, where your index fingers and thumbs touch while the other fingers remain extended. Hold your hands in front of your body with the palms facing each other. Move your hands up and down in an alternating motion, as if you are weighing options on a balancing scale.
Sign 'I', 'TRUST', 'YOUR', and then use the alternating 'F' handshapes for 'JUDGEMENT'.
Sign 'NOT', 'HURRY', and then perform the sign for 'JUDGEMENT' to convey taking time before deciding.
You can use this same sign for 'COURT' and 'JUDGEMENT', followed by 'FAIR', relying on context to make the meaning clear.
Sign 'I', 'TRUST', 'YOUR', and then use the alternating 'F' handshapes for 'JUDGEMENT'.
Sign 'NOT', 'HURRY', and then perform the sign for 'JUDGEMENT' to convey taking time before deciding.
You can use this same sign for 'COURT' and 'JUDGEMENT', followed by 'FAIR', relying on context to make the meaning clear.
Yes! The sign for 'judgement' is the exact same sign used for 'judge' and 'court'. The context of your sentence will help the person you are signing with understand which English word you mean.
It can. Signing it slowly and deliberately can imply a careful, thoughtful judgement process. Signing it quickly might suggest a hasty or rushed decision.
Yes, the sign for 'if' is often identical to 'judgement' or 'court'. However, 'if' is sometimes signed with a slightly smaller movement or placed closer to the face, depending on the signer's style.
