To sign *Nepal*, form an 'X' handshape with your dominant hand by curling your index finger into a hook while keeping your other fingers closed. Hold your hand up in front of your shoulder with your palm facing forward and slightly toward your non-dominant side. Move your hand downward and slightly outward in a deliberate, hooking arc.
Sign *Nepal* using the hooked 'X' handshape moving in a downward arc, then sign *next year* and *travel*.
Use the sign for *Nepal* to establish the location, followed by the signs for *mountain* and spelling out E-V-E-R-E-S-T.
Sign *she*, *study*, *history*, and then finish with the sign for *Nepal*, making sure your 'X' handshape traces a clear hook shape.
Sign *Nepal* using the hooked 'X' handshape moving in a downward arc, then sign *next year* and *travel*.
Use the sign for *Nepal* to establish the location, followed by the signs for *mountain* and spelling out E-V-E-R-E-S-T.
Sign *she*, *study*, *history*, and then finish with the sign for *Nepal*, making sure your 'X' handshape traces a clear hook shape.
No, the sign for *Nepal* is not initialized. Instead of an 'N' handshape, it uses an 'X' handshape to visually represent a cultural symbol of the country.
The motion should be relatively small and controlled, typically staying within the space just in front of your dominant shoulder.
Like most one-handed signs, it is best to use your dominant hand to sign *Nepal* to maintain natural flow and clarity in your signing.
