Form a '1' handshape with your dominant hand by extending your index finger and keeping your other fingers curled into your palm. Hold your hand in front of your body with the index finger pointing forward or slightly to the side. Move your hand forward while wiggling your index finger side to side, mimicking a swimming motion.
Sign 'biology', 'class', and 'learn', then sign 'sperm' by wiggling your extended index finger forward, followed by 'egg'.
Sign 'one', then sign 'sperm' using the forward wiggling motion, and finish with the signs for 'egg' and 'fertilize'.
Sign 'doctor', 'check', and 'his', then perform the wiggling 'sperm' sign before signing 'count'.
Sign 'biology', 'class', and 'learn', then sign 'sperm' by wiggling your extended index finger forward, followed by 'egg'.
Sign 'one', then sign 'sperm' using the forward wiggling motion, and finish with the signs for 'egg' and 'fertilize'.
Sign 'doctor', 'check', and 'his', then perform the wiggling 'sperm' sign before signing 'count'.
This is the standard, accepted sign used in both everyday conversation and formal educational or medical settings, such as a biology class or a doctor's office.
This sign is performed using only your dominant hand. Your non-dominant hand rests at your side.
A moderate, steady wiggle is best. It doesn't need to be frantic, just enough to clearly convey a smooth swimming motion as your hand moves forward.
