To sign 'possible,' form both hands into 'S' shapes (fists) with your palms facing downward. Hold your hands in front of your body at about chest level. Move both hands downward simultaneously in a quick, firm motion, and repeat this downward movement twice.
Sign 'possible' with your eyebrows raised and leaning slightly forward to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Sign 'not' followed by 'possible,' making sure to shake your head to clearly convey the negative meaning.
You can sign 'soon' followed by 'possible.' Keep your movements brisk to match the urgency of the request.
Sign 'possible' with your eyebrows raised and leaning slightly forward to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Sign 'not' followed by 'possible,' making sure to shake your head to clearly convey the negative meaning.
You can sign 'soon' followed by 'possible.' Keep your movements brisk to match the urgency of the request.
The difference is in the movement. 'Can' is signed with a single, firm downward motion of the 'S' hands. 'Possible' uses the exact same handshape and orientation but repeats the downward motion twice.
No, your hands should remain separated by a few inches in front of your body. They move simultaneously but do not make contact.
It depends on your sentence! If you are asking 'Is it possible?', raise your eyebrows. If you are stating 'It is possible,' a neutral or affirming nod works well.
