Start with your dominant hand flat, fingers together, and place your fingertips on your chin. Move your hand forward and slightly down, away from your face, in a smooth motion. As your hand moves forward, keep your palm facing up and direct the movement toward the person you are thanking.
Sign 'thank' by moving your hand from your chin toward the person, followed by the sign for 'gift'.
Sign 'I' and 'forget', then sign 'thank' by directing the forward motion toward the space representing her.
Sign 'we' and 'should', then sign 'thank' while sweeping your hand in a slight arc to indicate thanking multiple people.
Sign 'thank' by moving your hand from your chin toward the person, followed by the sign for 'gift'.
Sign 'I' and 'forget', then sign 'thank' by directing the forward motion toward the space representing her.
Sign 'we' and 'should', then sign 'thank' while sweeping your hand in a slight arc to indicate thanking multiple people.
They are very similar! Both start with the flat hand at the chin. However, 'good' typically ends by placing the dominant hand into the palm of your non-dominant hand, while 'thank' simply moves forward into the air.
Yes! While the standard sign uses just your dominant hand, using both hands to make the same motion from the chin outward translates to 'thank you very much' or shows deep appreciation.
Yes, 'thank' is a directional sign. You should move your hand from your chin toward the person you are thanking. If they are to your right, move your hand forward and to the right.
