To sign 'unclear,' start with both hands in open '5' handshapes in front of your chest, palms facing each other. Bring your hands together so your fingers loosely cross or interlock, and move them in a small, alternating circular motion as if mixing things up. Be sure to furrow your eyebrows and squint slightly to convey a lack of clarity.
Sign 'INSTRUCTIONS' followed by 'UNCLEAR.' Remember to use a furrowed brow during 'UNCLEAR' to show that you don't understand them.
Establish the context by signing 'PAST DAY' and 'MY MEMORY,' then use the 'UNCLEAR' sign to show that the details are fuzzy or mixed up.
Sign 'WE MEET TIME' and then 'UNCLEAR.' The facial expression will naturally turn this into a statement of uncertainty.
Sign 'INSTRUCTIONS' followed by 'UNCLEAR.' Remember to use a furrowed brow during 'UNCLEAR' to show that you don't understand them.
Establish the context by signing 'PAST DAY' and 'MY MEMORY,' then use the 'UNCLEAR' sign to show that the details are fuzzy or mixed up.
Sign 'WE MEET TIME' and then 'UNCLEAR.' The facial expression will naturally turn this into a statement of uncertainty.
Yes! This sign is often used to mean 'blurry' or 'out of focus,' making it perfect for describing a fuzzy picture, poor vision, or a smudged window.
It is very similar and relies on the same concept of things being 'mixed up.' However, the specific sign for 'confused' often starts by pointing to the forehead (the sign for 'think') before moving into this mixing motion.
Yes, 'unclear' is a two-handed sign. Using both hands crossing over each other is necessary to visually convey the idea of multiple things being tangled or mixed together.
