To sign 'same', bring the index, middle, and ring fingers down so they are flat against the palm, leaving the pinkie and thumb outstretched in the Y hand shape. By moving the elbow, move the Y hand shape back an forth so it goes from left to right. This sign can also be directional; use the pinkie to gesture to the item you are showing relation to, with the thumb either pointing at yourself or a different item.
Sign 'shirt', then use the 'Y' handshape moving back and forth between you and the other person to visually show that your shirts are identical.
Establish the location of the two cars in your signing space, then slide your 'Y' handshape back and forth between those specific locations to indicate they match.
To say 'me too' or 'I agree', point the thumb of your 'Y' handshape toward your chest and the pinky toward the person you are agreeing with, moving it slightly back and forth.
Sign 'shirt', then use the 'Y' handshape moving back and forth between you and the other person to visually show that your shirts are identical.
Establish the location of the two cars in your signing space, then slide your 'Y' handshape back and forth between those specific locations to indicate they match.
To say 'me too' or 'I agree', point the thumb of your 'Y' handshape toward your chest and the pinky toward the person you are agreeing with, moving it slightly back and forth.
Yes! This is a very common and natural way to say 'me too' or 'I agree.' Just point the thumb of your 'Y' handshape at yourself and the pinky at the person you are agreeing with, moving it back and forth.
You should generally use your dominant hand to sign 'same.' If you are comparing two items placed in your signing space, simply use your dominant hand to slide the 'Y' shape between their established locations.
If you are comparing multiple items, you can move the 'Y' handshape in a continuous, sweeping horizontal circle around the group of items, rather than just a straight back-and-forth line between two points.
