To sign “Shopping”, Setting your non-dominant hand palm up right front of you. Then with your dominant hand into an oval handshape on your non-dominant hand. Brush your dominant hand off similar to you give some money like buying something.
Sign "TODAY", point to yourself for "I", sign "GO", and finally use the brushing motion of your oval handshape off your palm to sign "SHOPPING".
Point to the person for "YOU", sign "LIKE", then sign "SHOPPING" by brushing your dominant hand off your non-dominant palm, while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question.
Sign "FOOD" near your mouth, then sign "SHOPPING" by repeatedly brushing your dominant oval handshape off your open palm to show buying multiple items.
Sign "TODAY", point to yourself for "I", sign "GO", and finally use the brushing motion of your oval handshape off your palm to sign "SHOPPING".
Point to the person for "YOU", sign "LIKE", then sign "SHOPPING" by brushing your dominant hand off your non-dominant palm, while raising your eyebrows to ask a yes/no question.
Sign "FOOD" near your mouth, then sign "SHOPPING" by repeatedly brushing your dominant oval handshape off your open palm to show buying multiple items.
The difference is in the movement. 'Buy' is a single forward motion, representing one transaction. 'Shopping' repeats that same brushing motion two or three times to show the ongoing activity of making multiple purchases.
No, your non-dominant hand should stay stationary with the palm facing up. It acts as a base or a counter, while only your dominant hand does the active brushing motion.
The oval or flattened 'O' handshape visually represents holding onto paper money or coins. When you brush it forward off your palm, it looks exactly like you are handing that money to a cashier.
