Start with your non-dominant hand flat in front of your chest, palm facing down. Bring your dominant hand, also flat with the palm facing down, up from below to strike the bottom of your non-dominant hand. This motion represents hitting a ceiling or reaching a limit.
Sign 'max' followed by the sign for 'amount' to convey the highest possible quantity.
Use the sign for 'max' to show that your credit limit has been reached, paired with the sign for 'credit card'.
Sign 'speed' and then 'max', followed by furrowing your eyebrows to ask the question.
Sign 'max' followed by the sign for 'amount' to convey the highest possible quantity.
Use the sign for 'max' to show that your credit limit has been reached, paired with the sign for 'credit card'.
Sign 'speed' and then 'max', followed by furrowing your eyebrows to ask the question.
Yes! The sign for 'max' is the exact same sign used for 'limit' or 'maximum.' Both words share the core concept of reaching an upper boundary.
Your non-dominant hand should be on top, acting as the stationary ceiling. Your dominant hand starts below and moves upward to strike it.
Yes, pairing the sign with a firm facial expression or a slight head nod right when the hands meet helps emphasize that the absolute limit has been reached.
