To sign "thank you so much," use both hands to emphasize your gratitude. Start with both hands flat, palms facing toward you, and your fingertips touching your chin or lips. Move both hands forward and slightly down in a smooth arc, ending with your palms facing up toward the person you are thanking.
Sign 'thank you so much' using both hands to show deep appreciation, followed by the sign for 'help' directed toward the person who assisted you.
Express your excitement with your facial expressions, sign 'gift', and then use the two-handed 'thank you so much' to show your heartfelt gratitude.
Use the two-handed 'thank you so much' sign directed at your guests, followed by the sign for 'come' to show appreciation for their presence.
Sign 'thank you so much' using both hands to show deep appreciation, followed by the sign for 'help' directed toward the person who assisted you.
Express your excitement with your facial expressions, sign 'gift', and then use the two-handed 'thank you so much' to show your heartfelt gratitude.
Use the two-handed 'thank you so much' sign directed at your guests, followed by the sign for 'come' to show appreciation for their presence.
The standard sign for 'thank you' uses only your dominant hand. To sign 'thank you so much,' you use both hands simultaneously. This two-handed version shows a larger, more emphatic level of gratitude.
You can mouth 'thank you' or 'thank you so much' to help convey your message, but your facial expression—showing genuine appreciation and warmth—is the most important non-manual marker for this sign.
Yes! If you are thanking a group of people, you can sweep your hands slightly from side to side as you bring them forward. This sweeping motion includes everyone in the room in your gratitude.
