To sign 'kiss me', start with your dominant hand slightly in front of you, palm facing inward. Bring your hand toward your face while bringing your fingers and thumb together into a flattened 'O' shape. Tap your fingertips against your chin or lower lip.
Sign 'come here' by gesturing inward, followed by the 'kiss me' sign, bringing the flattened 'O' handshape directly to your chin.
Raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question. Sign 'want', and then finish with the 'kiss me' sign.
Sign 'my dog' and 'always', then use the 'kiss me' sign to show the action directed at yourself. You can exaggerate your facial expression to show your reaction!
Sign 'come here' by gesturing inward, followed by the 'kiss me' sign, bringing the flattened 'O' handshape directly to your chin.
Raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question. Sign 'want', and then finish with the 'kiss me' sign.
Sign 'my dog' and 'always', then use the 'kiss me' sign to show the action directed at yourself. You can exaggerate your facial expression to show your reaction!
No, you don't need a separate sign for 'me'. Because the sign moves toward your own body and touches your face, the concept of 'me' is already built into the direction of the movement.
No, to sign 'I kiss you', you would reverse the direction. You would start the flattened 'O' handshape near your own mouth and move it outward toward the person you are signing to.
You should generally use your dominant hand for this sign. If you are right-handed, use your right hand to bring the flattened 'O' shape to your face.
