Form your dominant hand into a bent 'V' shape, with your index and middle fingers curved and your palm facing down. Start with your hand in front of your body and move it forward and slightly outward in a wavy, sweeping motion. The movement should look like you are tracing a winding path or a journey over hills.
Sign 'I' and 'love', then use the sweeping bent 'V' motion for 'travel', followed by the sign for 'summer'.
Point to the person for 'you', sign 'travel' moving outward, then sign 'New York', keeping your eyebrows raised the entire time to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'we', then sign 'travel' using a larger, more exaggerated wavy motion to emphasize the extent of the journey, followed by 'Europe'.
Sign 'I' and 'love', then use the sweeping bent 'V' motion for 'travel', followed by the sign for 'summer'.
Point to the person for 'you', sign 'travel' moving outward, then sign 'New York', keeping your eyebrows raised the entire time to indicate a yes/no question.
Sign 'we', then sign 'travel' using a larger, more exaggerated wavy motion to emphasize the extent of the journey, followed by 'Europe'.
Yes, this sign is versatile and can be used to mean 'travel,' 'trip,' 'journey,' or 'tour.' The context of your sentence will make the specific English translation clear to the person you are signing with.
You should use your dominant hand to perform the sign for 'travel.' If you are right-handed, use your right hand; if left-handed, use your left. Keep your non-dominant hand relaxed at your side.
You can modify the sign by making the wavy motion larger, extending your arm further outward, and using facial expressions (like slightly puffed cheeks or squinted eyes) to emphasize the great distance and effort of the trip.
