To sign 'return', start with both hands in front of your chest, palms facing forward and fingers spread apart in an open '5' handshape. Quickly flip both hands over so your palms face down, moving them slightly forward and down. The movement should be crisp and decisive.
Sign 'return' after indicating the time to show that you will be coming back.
Use this sign to indicate the action of returning the clothing item to the store.
Sign 'return' to instruct someone to go back to their previous location.
Sign 'return' after indicating the time to show that you will be coming back.
Use this sign to indicate the action of returning the clothing item to the store.
Sign 'return' to instruct someone to go back to their previous location.
Yes, you can use this sign to express the general concept of a return. However, keep in mind that ASL also frequently uses directional signs specifically for giving an item back to someone.
Yes, the motion should be relatively quick and decisive. A slow movement might look unsure or lack the emphasis needed to clearly convey the action.
Keep your fingers spread apart in an open '5' handshape for both the beginning and the end of the sign. Closing them can change the meaning entirely.
