To sign *lier*, start by bringing both hands up in front of your chest. Turn your palms to face down and cross your hands at the wrists, keeping your fingers extended. Finally, sweep your hands apart and downward in a smooth, decisive motion, ending with your hands open at your sides.
Point to the person, sign 'terrible', and then perform the crossed-hands sweeping motion for 'lier'.
Sign 'do not', point to the person, and then sign 'lier' by crossing your hands and sweeping them apart.
Point to yourself, sign 'know', point to the person, and finish with the sweeping 'lier' sign.
Point to the person, sign 'terrible', and then perform the crossed-hands sweeping motion for 'lier'.
Sign 'do not', point to the person, and then sign 'lier' by crossing your hands and sweeping them apart.
Point to yourself, sign 'know', point to the person, and finish with the sweeping 'lier' sign.
No, you can place either your dominant or non-dominant hand on top when crossing your wrists. The key is the outward sweeping motion.
Your hands should start crossed at your chest and sweep out comfortably to your sides, making a clear and visible separation.
No, keep your fingers naturally extended and flat as your hands cross and sweep apart.
