To sign opportunity, hold your non-dominant hand flat in front of you with the palm facing up. Form an 'O' handshape with your dominant hand. Bring your dominant hand down to rest the 'O' shape on the open palm of your non-dominant hand.
Sign 'great' followed by 'opportunity' by placing your dominant 'O' hand onto your flat non-dominant palm.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'want', then sign 'opportunity' before signing 'thank you'.
Sign 'miss' by grabbing the air in front of your face, then sign 'opportunity' with your 'O' hand on your open palm.
Sign 'great' followed by 'opportunity' by placing your dominant 'O' hand onto your flat non-dominant palm.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'want', then sign 'opportunity' before signing 'thank you'.
Sign 'miss' by grabbing the air in front of your face, then sign 'opportunity' with your 'O' hand on your open palm.
Yes! A widely used variation uses both hands starting in 'O' shapes and pushing forward while changing into 'P' shapes. The version shown here is an initialized sign using a single 'O' hand on a base palm.
The sign for 'copy' starts with an open dominant hand that closes into an 'O' or 'S' shape as it pulls away from the palm. For 'opportunity', your hand is already in an 'O' shape when it makes contact with the palm.
In this variation, the primary movement is the deliberate placement of the 'O' handshape onto the open palm. It may be lifted slightly afterward in natural conversation, but the core sign is the contact.
