To sign 'relationship', form both hands into 'F' shapes, where your index fingers and thumbs touch to make circles while your other fingers remain extended. Interlock the circles of both hands together in front of your chest, like two links in a chain. Keep them linked and move your hands back and forth slightly toward and away from your body.
Sign 'we', 'have', 'good', and then sign 'relationship' by interlocking your 'F' hands and moving them back and forth. This establishes a positive connection.
Point to the people to indicate 'their', sign 'relationship' with your linked 'F' hands, and then sign 'strong' by pulling your fists down firmly.
Sign 'you', then 'relationship'. Remember to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly at the end of the sentence to indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
Sign 'we', 'have', 'good', and then sign 'relationship' by interlocking your 'F' hands and moving them back and forth. This establishes a positive connection.
Point to the people to indicate 'their', sign 'relationship' with your linked 'F' hands, and then sign 'strong' by pulling your fists down firmly.
Sign 'you', then 'relationship'. Remember to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly at the end of the sentence to indicate that you are asking a yes/no question.
No, this sign is very versatile! You can use it for romantic relationships, friendships, family bonds, or even professional and business relationships. It simply represents a connection or bond between two entities.
They are very similar and use the same interlocked 'F' handshapes. 'Connect' is usually a single, distinct movement linking the hands together, while 'relationship' uses a continuous back-and-forth motion to show an ongoing, established bond.
Keep the movement relatively small and centered in neutral space in front of your chest. You only need to move your hands and forearms slightly back and forth; large, exaggerated arm movements aren't necessary.
