To sign "mirror," raise your dominant hand near the side of your face with an open, flat handshape and your fingers held together. Angle your palm so it is facing slightly toward you. Twist your hand back and forth at the wrist a couple of times. The motion should look just like you are holding a small hand mirror and tilting it to check your reflection.
Point to yourself for 'I,' sign 'look' by pointing your V-handshape toward an imaginary surface, and then sign 'mirror' by twisting your flat hand near your face.
Sign 'bathroom' by shaking a 'T' handshape, sign 'mirror' with the twisting flat hand, and finish with 'dirty' by wiggling your fingers under your chin.
Sign 'mirror' first to establish the topic, then sign 'where' by shaking your index finger side to side while furrowing your eyebrows to show it is a question.
Point to yourself for 'I,' sign 'look' by pointing your V-handshape toward an imaginary surface, and then sign 'mirror' by twisting your flat hand near your face.
Sign 'bathroom' by shaking a 'T' handshape, sign 'mirror' with the twisting flat hand, and finish with 'dirty' by wiggling your fingers under your chin.
Sign 'mirror' first to establish the topic, then sign 'where' by shaking your index finger side to side while furrowing your eyebrows to show it is a question.
You should use your dominant hand to sign 'mirror.' If you are right-handed, use your right hand; if you are left-handed, use your left hand. Keep the hand near the corresponding side of your face.
Your palm should face slightly toward you and slightly to the side, mimicking how you would naturally hold a hand mirror to look at yourself. It does not need to be perfectly parallel to your face.
The sign for 'look' uses a 'V' handshape (index and middle fingers extended) pointing toward what you are looking at. 'Mirror' uses a completely flat, open handshape that twists at the wrist.
