To sign 'places', form both hands into 'P' handshapes, with your middle fingers pointing down and your index fingers pointing forward. Start with your middle fingers touching in front of your chest. Move both hands apart, tracing a horizontal circle in the air, and bring the middle fingers back together.
Sign 'I', 'want', 'visit', 'new', and then use the circular 'P' handshape motion for 'places'.
Sign 'many', 'beautiful', and then 'places' by tracing the horizontal circle with your 'P' hands to show the areas.
Sign 'you', 'like', 'places', and finish with 'what' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Sign 'I', 'want', 'visit', 'new', and then use the circular 'P' handshape motion for 'places'.
Sign 'many', 'beautiful', and then 'places' by tracing the horizontal circle with your 'P' hands to show the areas.
Sign 'you', 'like', 'places', and finish with 'what' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a question.
Often, the plural is understood from context or by adding a sign like 'many'. You can also sign 'place' in slightly different locations in front of you to emphasize multiple distinct places.
Yes, both hands work together to trace a full circle. They start together, move apart and around in their own half-circles, and meet again to complete the shape.
Yes, your hands should start together, move outward away from your body, and then circle back inward towards your chest to meet again.
