Both hands should be the "B" hand shape with the thumb extended and with the palms facing outward. Hands should be placed comfortably between chin and elbow height and proceed to move the hands in small opposing circles along the plane of the palms.
Sign 'I', 'SEE', 'YOU', and then perform the sign for Sunday by holding up both 'B' hands with palms facing outward and making small, opposing circles.
To convey this, sign 'SUNDAY' using the outward-facing 'B' hands circling, then sign 'WE', 'GO', 'PARK'. To emphasize 'every,' you can pull the Sunday sign downward slightly as you circle.
Raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question. Sign 'STORE', 'OPEN', and finish with the 'SUNDAY' sign, ensuring your palms stay facing outward while making the circular motions.
Sign 'I', 'SEE', 'YOU', and then perform the sign for Sunday by holding up both 'B' hands with palms facing outward and making small, opposing circles.
To convey this, sign 'SUNDAY' using the outward-facing 'B' hands circling, then sign 'WE', 'GO', 'PARK'. To emphasize 'every,' you can pull the Sunday sign downward slightly as you circle.
Raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question. Sign 'STORE', 'OPEN', and finish with the 'SUNDAY' sign, ensuring your palms stay facing outward while making the circular motions.
Yes, the hands should move in opposing circles. This means as they circle, they should mirror each other—moving upward, outward, downward, and inward together. Imagine you are polishing a flat surface in front of you with both hands.
For the 'B' handshape used in this specific sign, your four fingers should be kept together and straight, while your thumb is extended out to the side. Avoid spreading your fingers apart, which would turn it into a '5' handshape.
Keep the circles relatively small and contained. Your hands shouldn't go wider than your shoulders or higher than your face. A gentle, controlled motion about the size of a small plate for each hand is perfect.
