To sign 'let's go', form a flat handshape with your dominant hand, keeping your fingers together. Start with your hand near your chest, with your palm facing inward or slightly down. Sweep your hand forward and outward in a quick, decisive motion, as if gesturing for someone to move along with you.
Sign 'ready' while raising your eyebrows to ask the question, and then sign 'let's go' with an enthusiastic, energetic facial expression.
Sign 'let's go', followed by the sign for 'store'. You can point in the general direction of the store if it is nearby to add spatial context.
Sign 'hurry', then sign 'let's go' using a faster, sharper sweeping motion to clearly convey a sense of urgency to the other person.
Sign 'ready' while raising your eyebrows to ask the question, and then sign 'let's go' with an enthusiastic, energetic facial expression.
Sign 'let's go', followed by the sign for 'store'. You can point in the general direction of the store if it is nearby to add spatial context.
Sign 'hurry', then sign 'let's go' using a faster, sharper sweeping motion to clearly convey a sense of urgency to the other person.
Yes, this sign is very versatile and can often be used to mean 'come on' or 'move along'. The exact meaning will depend on the context of your conversation and the facial expression you use.
You should use your dominant hand for this sign. If you are right-handed, use your right hand to make the sweeping motion; if you are left-handed, use your left hand.
To show urgency, make the sweeping motion of the sign much faster and sharper. Pair this quick movement with an urgent or serious facial expression to clearly communicate that you need to leave immediately.
