To sign "pleasure", start with both hands flat, fingers together, and palms facing inward. Place your dominant hand on your upper chest and your non-dominant hand just below it. Move both hands in smooth, circular motions against your body.
Sign "pleasure" by rubbing both flat hands in circles on your chest, followed by the signs for "meet" and "you".
Establish "I read", then use the two-handed circular motion on your chest to show that the activity brings you enjoyment or pleasure.
After signing "cooking", use the sign for "pleasure" with a bright, happy facial expression to emphasize how much satisfaction it brings you.
Sign "pleasure" by rubbing both flat hands in circles on your chest, followed by the signs for "meet" and "you".
Establish "I read", then use the two-handed circular motion on your chest to show that the activity brings you enjoyment or pleasure.
After signing "cooking", use the sign for "pleasure" with a bright, happy facial expression to emphasize how much satisfaction it brings you.
The sign for "please" is typically made using only one hand (your dominant hand) rubbing in a circle on your chest. "Pleasure" uses both hands making circular motions at the same time.
Yes! This exact same sign is also commonly used to mean "enjoy" or "appreciate". The specific English translation depends on the context of your sentence.
Yes, your palms should lightly touch or brush against your clothing over your chest and stomach area as you make the circular motions.
