Form both hands into 'K' handshapes, with your index fingers pointing up and middle fingers pointing forward. Cross your hands at the wrists, with your dominant hand resting on top of your non-dominant hand. Tap your wrists together twice to complete the sign.
Sign 'take care' and then point directly at the person you are speaking to.
Point to yourself, sign 'take care', and then sign 'dog'.
Wave goodbye, then sign 'take care' as a warm closing to your conversation.
Sign 'take care' and then point directly at the person you are speaking to.
Point to yourself, sign 'take care', and then sign 'dog'.
Wave goodbye, then sign 'take care' as a warm closing to your conversation.
Yes, the sign for 'take care' is also used to mean 'careful' or 'take care of'. The exact meaning is easily understood based on the context of your sentence and your facial expressions.
Your dominant hand should be the one resting on top. If you are right-handed, your right wrist will cross over and tap your left wrist.
Absolutely! Just like in English, signing 'take care' is a friendly and very common way to end a conversation and wish someone well as you part ways.
