Start with your dominant hand flat, fingers together, and your palm facing toward you. Place the tips of your fingers on your chin or just below your lower lip. Move your hand forward and slightly down in a smooth arc toward the person you are thanking, ending with your palm facing up. Be sure to include a pleasant or grateful facial expression.
To sign this, you would perform the sign for 'thank you' by moving your hand from your chin forward, followed by the sign for 'help'.
First, shake your head and sign 'no', then smoothly transition into the 'thank you' sign while maintaining a polite facial expression.
To show extra gratitude, you can perform the 'thank you' sign with a larger, more deliberate forward motion and a very expressive, smiling face.
To sign this, you would perform the sign for 'thank you' by moving your hand from your chin forward, followed by the sign for 'help'.
First, shake your head and sign 'no', then smoothly transition into the 'thank you' sign while maintaining a polite facial expression.
To show extra gratitude, you can perform the 'thank you' sign with a larger, more deliberate forward motion and a very expressive, smiling face.
Both signs start with the fingers of a flat hand on the chin. However, 'thank you' moves forward toward the person you are thanking, while 'good' typically moves downward to land on the palm of your other hand.
Yes! If you want to express deep gratitude or say 'thank you so much,' you can use both hands simultaneously, performing the exact same motion from the chin outward.
While you don't have to voice the words, many signers naturally mouth 'thank you' while performing the sign. More importantly, ensure your facial expression matches the feeling of gratitude.
