Form both hands into 'U' or 'H' handshapes, with your index and middle fingers extended and kept tightly together. Hold your non-dominant hand out in front of you with the palm facing down. Place your dominant hand on top of the non-dominant hand, palm down, and rub it back and forth along the fingers a couple of times.
Sign 'train' by rubbing your dominant 'U' hand back and forth over your non-dominant 'U' hand, then sign 'city'.
Establish the sign for 'train' first, then use the sign for 'arrive' to show the vehicle pulling into the station.
Point to yourself, sign 'like', and then perform the 'train' sign to express your preference for this mode of transportation.
Sign 'train' by rubbing your dominant 'U' hand back and forth over your non-dominant 'U' hand, then sign 'city'.
Establish the sign for 'train' first, then use the sign for 'arrive' to show the vehicle pulling into the station.
Point to yourself, sign 'like', and then perform the 'train' sign to express your preference for this mode of transportation.
This specific sign refers exclusively to the vehicle, like a locomotive or subway. If you want to talk about training for a sport or practicing a skill, you would use a completely different sign involving rubbing an 'A' handshape along the opposite index finger.
Your dominant hand should always be the one on top doing the moving. Your non-dominant hand acts as the stationary base or the 'tracks' underneath.
Typically, you rub your dominant hand back and forth about two times. Since 'train' is a noun, it uses a short, repeated, and distinct movement.
