To sign *location*, form an 'L' handshape with your dominant hand, keeping your index finger pointing up and your thumb extended. Hold your hand in front of you with your palm facing forward. Move your hand in a small horizontal circle, then bring it straight down to indicate a specific spot.
Establish the context of the party first, then use the sign for *location* with a questioning facial expression.
Sign *meeting*, *new*, and then *location* to discuss finding a different spot.
Sign *you*, *location*, and then use a directional verb like *send* moving toward yourself.
Establish the context of the party first, then use the sign for *location* with a questioning facial expression.
Sign *meeting*, *new*, and then *location* to discuss finding a different spot.
Sign *you*, *location*, and then use a directional verb like *send* moving toward yourself.
No, this is an initialized version. Another very common way to sign *location* or *place* uses both hands in 'P' handshapes, making a horizontal circle and touching in front of you.
The sign for *where* uses a '1' handshape (just the index finger with the thumb tucked in) shaking side to side. This sign for *location* uses an 'L' handshape with a circular and downward motion.
While this initialized sign specifically translates to *location*, the concepts are similar. However, if you mean *place*, it is usually better to use the traditional two-handed 'P' sign.
