To sign 'Lego', form both hands into small 'C' shapes using your thumbs and index fingers, keeping your other fingers curled into your palms. Hold your hands in front of you with your palms facing each other, as if holding a small building block in each hand. Bring your hands together, tapping your thumbs and index fingers against each other twice. This motion mimics the action of snapping two Lego bricks together.
Sign 'son', 'love', 'play', and then sign 'Lego' by tapping your curved thumbs and index fingers together to mimic snapping bricks.
Use the sign for 'Lego' before signing 'castle' to specify the material the castle was built from.
Sign 'Lego' followed by the sign for 'step on' and a pained or warning facial expression to convey the message.
Sign 'son', 'love', 'play', and then sign 'Lego' by tapping your curved thumbs and index fingers together to mimic snapping bricks.
Use the sign for 'Lego' before signing 'castle' to specify the material the castle was built from.
Sign 'Lego' followed by the sign for 'step on' and a pained or warning facial expression to convey the message.
While it specifically mimics the snapping of Lego bricks, it is often used colloquially for similar interlocking building blocks. For plain wooden blocks, the sign for 'block' (outlining a square shape) is typically used instead.
Yes, fingerspelling L-E-G-O is also very common and perfectly acceptable, especially if you are referring to the brand name specifically.
Yes, your palms should generally face each other with the thumbs and index fingers pointing forward, as if you are holding the bricks right in front of your chest.
