To sign 'mobile', form your dominant hand into a slightly cupped shape, as if you are holding a smartphone. Bring your hand up in front of your body at about chest level, with your palm facing upward. Hold the hand steady to represent the mobile device.
Use the sign for 'mobile' followed by the sign for 'charge' to indicate your phone needs power.
Sign 'my' and 'mobile', then use the 'where' sign while furrowing your eyebrows to ask the question.
Point to the person, sign 'buy', 'new', and finish with the sign for 'mobile'.
Use the sign for 'mobile' followed by the sign for 'charge' to indicate your phone needs power.
Sign 'my' and 'mobile', then use the 'where' sign while furrowing your eyebrows to ask the question.
Point to the person, sign 'buy', 'new', and finish with the sign for 'mobile'.
No, this sign specifically represents a modern mobile device or smartphone. For a traditional telephone, use the 'Y' handshape held to your ear.
In this variation, the hand is simply brought up and held steady to represent the object itself, rather than an action.
You should use your dominant hand to sign 'mobile,' just as you might naturally hold your phone to look at it.
