To sign “Soccer”, Having both hands into “B’ handshapes. For non-dominant hand palm toward the front of your chest. Then using the top side of your dominant hand tap the bottom side of non-dominant hand few times. That what would look like you kick a soccer ball.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'play', and then 'soccer' by tapping the top edge of your dominant 'B' hand against the bottom edge of your non-dominant 'B' hand. Finish with 'weekend'.
Raise your eyebrows for a yes/no question. Point to the person for 'you', sign 'go', then 'soccer' using the double tapping motion with your 'B' hands, followed by 'game'.
Sign 'My', 'favorite', 'sport', and then clearly sign 'soccer' by mimicking the kicking motion with your dominant hand against your stationary non-dominant hand.
Sign 'I', 'love', 'play', and then 'soccer' by tapping the top edge of your dominant 'B' hand against the bottom edge of your non-dominant 'B' hand. Finish with 'weekend'.
Raise your eyebrows for a yes/no question. Point to the person for 'you', sign 'go', then 'soccer' using the double tapping motion with your 'B' hands, followed by 'game'.
Sign 'My', 'favorite', 'sport', and then clearly sign 'soccer' by mimicking the kicking motion with your dominant hand against your stationary non-dominant hand.
Yes! You should always use your dominant hand as the 'foot' doing the kicking motion, while your non-dominant hand stays stationary as the 'ball'.
Typically, you should tap your hands together two times. In ASL, a repeated motion often indicates a noun, like the sport of soccer itself.
Yes, both hands should be in a flat 'B' handshape. Keep your fingers together and straight, rather than curled or in a fist, to properly form the sign.
