How to Sign "Lemonade"
To sign lemonade, start by forming an 'L' handshape with your dominant hand. Place the tip of your thumb against your chin. Then, bend your index finger down towards your thumb a couple of times.
To sign lemonade, start by forming an 'L' handshape with your dominant hand. Place the tip of your thumb against your chin. Then, bend your index finger down towards your thumb a couple of times.
Sign 'I WANT LEMONADE' by pointing to yourself, signing 'want', and then using the 'lemonade' sign at your chin.
Sign 'THIS LEMONADE SOUR'. When signing 'sour', use your facial expressions to show that your lips are puckering from the tart taste.
Sign 'YOU MAKE THIS LEMONADE?' with your eyebrows raised to indicate a yes/no question, pointing to the person and the drink.
Sign 'I WANT LEMONADE' by pointing to yourself, signing 'want', and then using the 'lemonade' sign at your chin.
Sign 'THIS LEMONADE SOUR'. When signing 'sour', use your facial expressions to show that your lips are puckering from the tart taste.
Sign 'YOU MAKE THIS LEMONADE?' with your eyebrows raised to indicate a yes/no question, pointing to the person and the drink.
Yes, this sign is commonly used for both the fruit and the drink! If you need to be very specific that you mean the beverage, you can sign 'lemon' and then 'water'.
You should use your dominant hand. If you are right-handed, use your right hand; if you are left-handed, use your left hand. Consistency is key in ASL.
Your thumb should rest right on your chin. Placing it higher on the cheek or near the nose can change the meaning or make the sign look like a mistake.