To sign parade, hold both hands in front of you with your palms facing your body and your fingers pointing down. Wiggle your fingers continuously while moving both hands forward together. This motion represents the many legs of people marching forward in a parade.
Sign 'parade' and then use the sign for 'go' while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question about attending the event.
Sign 'parade' and then use the sign for 'long' while puffing your cheeks slightly to emphasize the size of the event.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'watch', and then finish with 'parade' to express your enjoyment of the event.
Sign 'parade' and then use the sign for 'go' while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question about attending the event.
Sign 'parade' and then use the sign for 'long' while puffing your cheeks slightly to emphasize the size of the event.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'watch', and then finish with 'parade' to express your enjoyment of the event.
Yes, the speed can convey the pace of the parade. A steady, moderate pace is standard, but you can move your hands slower to show a slow-moving parade.
Yes, this sign is also commonly used to mean 'march' or 'marching', as the visual representation of many legs walking forward applies to both concepts.
Yes, your palms should face inward toward your body with your fingers pointing down. This orientation best represents the legs of the people in the parade moving forward.
