The sign 'rain' uses both hands. Bring both hands up towards the top of the head, with the palms facing down and the fingers pointed away from you. Bring the hands down, wiggling the fingers as you bring the hands down, like rain drops falling.
Sign 'tomorrow', then perform the 'rain' sign by bringing both hands down from head level while wiggling your fingers to show the weather.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'walk', and then use the 'rain' sign, letting your fingers wiggle downward to visually represent the falling water.
Sign 'rain' by bringing your wiggling fingers downward, followed by the sign for 'stop' to indicate that the weather has cleared up.
Sign 'tomorrow', then perform the 'rain' sign by bringing both hands down from head level while wiggling your fingers to show the weather.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'walk', and then use the 'rain' sign, letting your fingers wiggle downward to visually represent the falling water.
Sign 'rain' by bringing your wiggling fingers downward, followed by the sign for 'stop' to indicate that the weather has cleared up.
You can modify the sign by making the downward movement faster, wiggling your fingers more vigorously, and using an intense facial expression to show a heavy downpour.
Both signs use a downward motion, but for 'snow', your fingers flutter gently and your hands sway side-to-side as they fall. 'Rain' has a more direct, straight downward path with a steady finger wiggle.
No, your palms should face down, but your fingers should actually point forward (away from your body) as you wiggle them and bring your hands down.
