To sign *pervert*, start by holding your non-dominant hand flat in front of your body with the palm facing up. Next, form a 'P' handshape with your dominant hand—point your index finger forward, drop your middle finger so it points down, and rest your thumb on the side of your middle finger. Finally, tap the tip of your dominant middle finger against the palm of your non-dominant hand twice.
Point toward the person you are referring to, sign THINK, and then sign PERVERT by tapping your 'P' handshape on your open palm.
Sign STOP, ACT, and then PERVERT. Make sure to use a stern or disgusted facial expression to convey the strong tone of the sentence.
Point to the person who spoke, use directional signing for CALL-HIM, and finish with the sign for PERVERT.
Point toward the person you are referring to, sign THINK, and then sign PERVERT by tapping your 'P' handshape on your open palm.
Sign STOP, ACT, and then PERVERT. Make sure to use a stern or disgusted facial expression to convey the strong tone of the sentence.
Point to the person who spoke, use directional signing for CALL-HIM, and finish with the sign for PERVERT.
The sign itself is just a direct translation of the English word, but because the word 'pervert' carries a strong negative connotation, the sign is inherently heavy. Use it with caution and always be mindful of your audience and the context.
Yes, facial expressions are a vital part of ASL grammar and tone. When signing 'pervert,' you should typically use a facial expression that shows disgust, discomfort, or disapproval to match the severity of the word.
Yes, you should use your natural dominant hand for the 'P' handshape and your non-dominant hand for the flat base. If you are left-handed, your left hand will form the 'P' and tap your right palm.
