Form either hand into an "F" handshape, fingers extended and upward except for the index finger and thumb touching at the tip. Face the palm toward the body and using the tip of the index finger and thumb pinch the shirt and give it a gentle tug one or two times.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'buy', sign 'new', and then use the 'F' handshape to pinch and tug your clothing for 'shirt'.
Point to the person for 'your', sign 'shirt' by gently tugging your own clothing with an 'F' handshape, and then sign 'blue'.
Sign 'I', 'need', 'wash', and finish by pinching and tugging your upper garment with your index finger and thumb to sign 'shirt'.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'buy', sign 'new', and then use the 'F' handshape to pinch and tug your clothing for 'shirt'.
Point to the person for 'your', sign 'shirt' by gently tugging your own clothing with an 'F' handshape, and then sign 'blue'.
Sign 'I', 'need', 'wash', and finish by pinching and tugging your upper garment with your index finger and thumb to sign 'shirt'.
Yes, but since you almost always are, it's easy! If you happen to be wearing a jacket, a dress, or a sweater, you still pinch the fabric on your upper chest in the exact same way to mean 'shirt'.
You can use either hand! It is generally best to use your dominant hand. Just form the 'F' handshape and pinch the fabric on the same side of your chest.
Usually, one or two gentle tugs is perfect. A single, slightly larger tug can sometimes emphasize the word, but a quick double tug is the standard way to sign it in everyday conversation.
