To sign 'socks', form both hands into '1' handshapes by extending your index fingers and curling your remaining fingers. Point your index fingers downward and bring your hands together in front of your chest so the sides of your index fingers are touching. Move your hands up and down in an alternating motion, brushing the sides of your index fingers against each other a few times.
Sign 'please', then 'put on', and finish with the sign for 'socks' by using the alternating rubbing motion with your downward-pointing index fingers.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'need', 'buy', 'new', and then sign 'socks' by brushing the sides of your index fingers together.
Sign 'my', then 'socks', and finish with the sign for 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Sign 'please', then 'put on', and finish with the sign for 'socks' by using the alternating rubbing motion with your downward-pointing index fingers.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'need', 'buy', 'new', and then sign 'socks' by brushing the sides of your index fingers together.
Sign 'my', then 'socks', and finish with the sign for 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Both signs use '1' handshapes and an alternating brushing motion. However, for 'star', your index fingers point up toward the sky. For 'socks', your index fingers point down toward your feet.
No, the sign for 'socks' is made in the neutral space right in front of your chest. You don't need to bend over or point directly at your feet to be understood.
Not at all! As long as your hands are moving in a continuous, alternating up-and-down pattern while brushing against each other, the sign is perfectly clear.
