To sign 'teenager', form your dominant hand into a 'T' shape by tucking your thumb under your index finger. Tap the side of your forehead near your temple with the 'T' hand. Then, move your hand down to tap the side of your chin.
Sign 'my', 'brother', and then use the 'T' handshape to tap your forehead and chin for 'teenager'.
Sign 'teenager', then point to indicate the group, followed by the sign for 'mall'.
Point to the person, sign 'teenager', and raise your eyebrows while leaning forward to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'my', 'brother', and then use the 'T' handshape to tap your forehead and chin for 'teenager'.
Sign 'teenager', then point to indicate the group, followed by the sign for 'mall'.
Point to the person, sign 'teenager', and raise your eyebrows while leaning forward to indicate a yes/no question.
You should always tap the side of your face that corresponds to your dominant hand. If you are right-handed, use your right hand and tap the right side of your forehead and chin.
It is best to use two distinct taps. Sliding the hand can make the sign look sloppy or confuse it with other signs. Keep the movements crisp and clear.
Yes, this sign is used for both 'teenager' and 'teen'. It covers the general concept of someone in their teenage years.
