To sign 'unusual,' form a 'C' handshape with your dominant hand. Start with your hand near the side of your face on your non-dominant side, with your palm facing across your face. Move your hand across your face to your dominant side in a slight arc or wavy motion.
Sign 'unusual' by moving the 'C' handshape across your face, followed by the sign for 'color,' while using a puzzled facial expression to emphasize how different it is.
Establish the context of him being late, then use the sign for 'unusual' to show that this behavior is out of the ordinary for him.
Sign 'today,' 'I,' 'see,' 'unusual,' and 'animal.' Make sure your facial expression matches the feeling of seeing something strange or unexpected.
Sign 'unusual' by moving the 'C' handshape across your face, followed by the sign for 'color,' while using a puzzled facial expression to emphasize how different it is.
Establish the context of him being late, then use the sign for 'unusual' to show that this behavior is out of the ordinary for him.
Sign 'today,' 'I,' 'see,' 'unusual,' and 'animal.' Make sure your facial expression matches the feeling of seeing something strange or unexpected.
Yes! This sign is commonly used to mean 'strange,' 'weird,' 'odd,' or 'unusual.' The exact English translation you use will depend entirely on the context of your conversation.
No, your hand should not touch your face. Keep your 'C' handshape a few inches away from your face as you move it from the non-dominant side to the dominant side.
Absolutely. If you are left-handed, use your left hand to form the 'C' shape. Start on the right side of your face and move the hand across to the left side.
