the sign 'night' uses both hands. bring the non-dominant hand up towards the chest area, leaving the hand relaxed. relax the dominant hand and curl it in a little. tap the palm of the dominant hand against the top of the non-dominant hand, so the palm of the dominant hand is still facing outwards.
Sign 'good' by moving your dominant hand from your chin down to your non-dominant hand, then immediately transition into the 'night' sign by curling the dominant hand and tapping it over the non-dominant hand.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'sleep' by drawing your hand down over your face, and then sign 'night' by bringing your relaxed, curled dominant hand down to tap the top of your non-dominant hand.
To convey 'tonight', you will first sign 'now' by bringing both 'Y' hands down slightly, and then smoothly flow into the 'night' sign, resting your dominant hand over your non-dominant hand.
Sign 'good' by moving your dominant hand from your chin down to your non-dominant hand, then immediately transition into the 'night' sign by curling the dominant hand and tapping it over the non-dominant hand.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'sleep' by drawing your hand down over your face, and then sign 'night' by bringing your relaxed, curled dominant hand down to tap the top of your non-dominant hand.
To convey 'tonight', you will first sign 'now' by bringing both 'Y' hands down slightly, and then smoothly flow into the 'night' sign, resting your dominant hand over your non-dominant hand.
They are very similar, but for 'evening', the dominant hand rests higher up or doesn't cross all the way over. For 'night', the dominant hand taps against the top of the non-dominant hand, showing the sun has fully set.
No, the tap should be gentle and natural. Keep both hands relaxed, as a forceful tap can make your signing look rigid or aggressive.
To sign 'tonight', you simply combine two signs. First, sign 'now' (or 'today') by bringing both 'Y' handshapes down in front of you, and then immediately sign 'night'.
