The sign 'sexy' is fingerspelled. Make the hand into a fist, with the thumb across the fingers to make the S hand shape. Bring the thumb below the other fingers, against the palm, to make the E hand shape. Bring the index finger up and curl it in to make the X hand shape. Finally, bring the index finger down and outstretch the thumb and pinkie fingers to make the Y hand shape.
Point to the dress, point to the person, and smoothly fingerspell S-E-X-Y. Be sure to add an appreciative facial expression to match the compliment.
Point to the person, sign 'think', and then fingerspell S-E-X-Y. You can use a slight eye roll or a playful facial expression to convey the specific tone of the sentence.
Sign 'new', then 'car', and finally fingerspell S-E-X-Y. In ASL, just like in English, this concept can be used to describe sleek, highly appealing objects.
Point to the dress, point to the person, and smoothly fingerspell S-E-X-Y. Be sure to add an appreciative facial expression to match the compliment.
Point to the person, sign 'think', and then fingerspell S-E-X-Y. You can use a slight eye roll or a playful facial expression to convey the specific tone of the sentence.
Sign 'new', then 'car', and finally fingerspell S-E-X-Y. In ASL, just like in English, this concept can be used to describe sleek, highly appealing objects.
You don't need to over-exaggerate mouthing the individual letters, but you can naturally mouth the full word 'sexy' as you fingerspell it. This provides extra context and helps the person reading your hands catch the word faster.
Just like in English, you can fingerspell S-E-X-Y to describe sleek, appealing objects like a new sports car, a nice outfit, or even a cool piece of technology, in addition to describing people.
Clarity is always much more important than speed. Start by forming the S, E, X, and Y handshapes slowly and clearly. As your muscle memory improves, the transitions will naturally speed up and become a single fluid motion.
