the sign 'learning' uses both hands. place the non-dominant hand at chest height in front of you, with the palm facing up towards the ceiling. with splayed claw dominant hand, press the fingertips against the palm of the non-dominant hand. draw the hand up towards the forehead, pulling the fingertips together as you move your hand up.
Point to yourself, sign 'learning' by drawing your dominant hand from your open non-dominant palm up to your forehead, and then fingerspell A-S-L.
Sign 'learning' by pulling your fingertips from your open palm up to your forehead, closing them as you go, and then sign 'fun'.
Point to the person you are talking about, sign 'love', sign 'learning' by bringing the hand from your palm to your forehead, and then sign 'new'.
Point to yourself, sign 'learning' by drawing your dominant hand from your open non-dominant palm up to your forehead, and then fingerspell A-S-L.
Sign 'learning' by pulling your fingertips from your open palm up to your forehead, closing them as you go, and then sign 'fun'.
Point to the person you are talking about, sign 'love', sign 'learning' by bringing the hand from your palm to your forehead, and then sign 'new'.
Yes, your non-dominant hand should always act as the base or the 'book,' while your dominant hand does the moving and grabbing. If you are right-handed, your left hand is the flat palm.
You don't need to forcefully tap your forehead. Simply bring your pinched fingertips very close to your forehead, or let them lightly touch it, to complete the sign naturally.
They are very closely related! To sign 'student,' you first sign 'learning' exactly as described, and then immediately add the 'person' marker by bringing both flat hands straight down parallel to each other.
