To sign 'them', turn the dominant hand so the palm is facing upwards and the fingers are pointed out. Bring all the fingers of the hand in, except for the index and middle fingers. Use the two fingers to gesture between the person that you are referring to.
When referring to two specific people, use your dominant hand with the index and middle fingers extended, gesturing toward the space where you established those two individuals.
After signing 'keys', move your palm-up hand with the two fingers extended toward the location of the two people who are receiving the keys.
Use this sign to specifically ask about two people by gesturing your extended index and middle fingers toward their physical location or established space.
When referring to two specific people, use your dominant hand with the index and middle fingers extended, gesturing toward the space where you established those two individuals.
After signing 'keys', move your palm-up hand with the two fingers extended toward the location of the two people who are receiving the keys.
Use this sign to specifically ask about two people by gesturing your extended index and middle fingers toward their physical location or established space.
No, this specific variation uses the index and middle fingers to represent exactly two people. If you are referring to a general, larger group, you would typically use a sweeping motion with just your index finger.
You should gesture toward the actual people if they are in the room with you. If they are not present, point toward the specific area in the empty space in front of you where you 'placed' them earlier in your story.
You should use your dominant hand for this sign. Keep your palm facing upwards and ensure the movement clearly gestures between the two individuals you are referencing.
