Extend both arms out between shoulder and elbow height and use a flattened "O" hand shape each hand, with the palms toward the ground. Simultaneously contract both wrists upward in a small motion, two times for "store" or just once for "sell."
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'go', and then perform the double wrist-flick motion with your flattened 'O' hands to sign 'store'.
Sign 'clothes', then 'store' by flicking your wrists up twice. Finish with 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Sign 'he', 'have', 'pet', and finish with the double motion for 'store'. Make sure your palms are facing the ground before you flick your wrists.
Point to yourself for 'I', sign 'go', and then perform the double wrist-flick motion with your flattened 'O' hands to sign 'store'.
Sign 'clothes', then 'store' by flicking your wrists up twice. Finish with 'where' while furrowing your eyebrows to indicate a 'wh-' question.
Sign 'he', 'have', 'pet', and finish with the double motion for 'store'. Make sure your palms are facing the ground before you flick your wrists.
Pay close attention to the movement. 'Store' is a noun, so it gets a double, slightly smaller movement. 'Sell' is a verb, so it gets a single, distinct upward flick of the wrists.
Your palms should face toward the ground when you start the sign. As you pivot your wrists upward, your fingertips will point forward and slightly up.
Yes! This is the general sign for any store or shop. You can specify the type of store by signing the category first, like 'food store' for a grocery store or 'book store' for a bookshop.
