To sign “Shark”, Using your dominant hand into “B” handshape taps on your forehead few times. That sign “Shark” is similar to a shark’s fin. Some people signs a non-dominant hand palm down look like a water with a dominant “B” handshape In between index and middle fingers.
Sign 'shark' by tapping your flat 'B' hand against your forehead, then use facial expressions and wide hands to emphasize how 'huge' the animal was.
Point to the person to sign 'you', sign 'afraid', and then sign 'shark' by tapping your forehead with your 'B' hand. Remember to raise your eyebrows since it is a yes/no question.
Sign 'shark' using the 'B' handshape on your forehead, then sign 'fast' with a quick, snapping motion to show the animal's speed.
Sign 'shark' by tapping your flat 'B' hand against your forehead, then use facial expressions and wide hands to emphasize how 'huge' the animal was.
Point to the person to sign 'you', sign 'afraid', and then sign 'shark' by tapping your forehead with your 'B' hand. Remember to raise your eyebrows since it is a yes/no question.
Sign 'shark' using the 'B' handshape on your forehead, then sign 'fast' with a quick, snapping motion to show the animal's speed.
You should always use your dominant hand to form the 'B' handshape that taps your forehead. If you are right-handed, use your right hand; if left-handed, use your left.
Two or three light taps are perfect. You don't need to overdo it; just a few quick, gentle taps with the edge of your index finger clearly communicate the word.
Both are correct and widely understood! The forehead tap is a quick, standard vocabulary word. The variation showing the fin moving through the 'water' (your non-dominant hand) is highly visual and often used in storytelling.
