To sign 'pp' (a common slang term for penis), start by forming the ASL letter 'P' with your dominant hand. Extend your index and middle fingers, tucking your thumb securely between them, and curl your ring and pinky fingers into your palm. Bring your hand up to your face, keeping your palm oriented somewhat downward and inward. Finally, gently tap the tip of your middle finger against the tip of your nose twice. Keep your wrist relaxed throughout the motion.
To sign this sentence, first establish the context by signing 'boy' and 'hurt'. Then, complete the thought by tapping the tip of your middle finger against your nose twice using the 'P' handshape to clearly indicate 'pp'.
Begin by signing 'he', 'learn', and 'sign' to set up the action of the sentence. Then, demonstrate the word 'pp' by forming the 'P' handshape and double-tapping the tip of your nose with your middle finger.
Start your sentence by signing the concepts for 'doctor', 'check', and 'baby' in sequence. Finish the sentence by bringing your dominant 'P' handshape up to your face and gently tapping your nose twice to sign 'pp'.
To sign this sentence, first establish the context by signing 'boy' and 'hurt'. Then, complete the thought by tapping the tip of your middle finger against your nose twice using the 'P' handshape to clearly indicate 'pp'.
Begin by signing 'he', 'learn', and 'sign' to set up the action of the sentence. Then, demonstrate the word 'pp' by forming the 'P' handshape and double-tapping the tip of your nose with your middle finger.
Start your sentence by signing the concepts for 'doctor', 'check', and 'baby' in sequence. Finish the sentence by bringing your dominant 'P' handshape up to your face and gently tapping your nose twice to sign 'pp'.
They are very similar but have a distinct difference! The sign for 'pee' (urinate) is usually done with a single touch to the nose while slightly puffing out the cheeks. The sign for 'pp' (penis) uses a double tap on the nose without puffing the cheeks.
Yes, you should use your dominant hand to sign 'pp'. If you are right-handed, use your right hand; if you are left-handed, use your left hand. The handshape, movement, and placement on the nose remain exactly the same regardless of which hand you use.
The sign uses the ASL letter 'P' handshape, which is identical to the 'K' handshape but oriented differently. Your index and middle fingers are extended with the thumb tucked between them, and the tip of the middle finger is what makes contact with your nose.
