To sign 'stand,' start by holding your non-dominant hand flat in front of you with the palm facing up to represent a surface. Form an upside-down 'V' shape with your dominant hand by extending your index and middle fingers downward. Place the tips of your dominant index and middle fingers onto the palm of your non-dominant hand, just like a pair of legs standing up.
Sign 'please' by rubbing your open dominant hand in a circle on your chest, then use the sign for 'stand' by placing your upside-down 'V' fingers onto your flat non-dominant palm.
After signing 'I have to,' use the sign for 'stand.' You can hold the 'stand' sign slightly longer or press the fingers down firmly to emphasize the duration of standing.
First, sign 'stand' by placing your two fingers on your palm. Then, immediately point your dominant index finger toward the specific location where you want the person to go.
Sign 'please' by rubbing your open dominant hand in a circle on your chest, then use the sign for 'stand' by placing your upside-down 'V' fingers onto your flat non-dominant palm.
After signing 'I have to,' use the sign for 'stand.' You can hold the 'stand' sign slightly longer or press the fingers down firmly to emphasize the duration of standing.
First, sign 'stand' by placing your two fingers on your palm. Then, immediately point your dominant index finger toward the specific location where you want the person to go.
No, this sign is only used for the physical action of standing on your feet. To say you can't tolerate or 'stand' someone, you would use a completely different sign, usually involving the thumb flicking outward from the nose or chin.
The sign is the same for both! To emphasize the action of getting up, you can start with your dominant 'V' handshape slightly above your non-dominant hand and bring it down firmly onto the palm to show the completion of standing up.
Yes, you should always use your non-dominant hand as the stationary 'floor' and your dominant hand as the 'legs.' This follows the general ASL rule where the dominant hand performs the primary action while the non-dominant hand acts as the base.
