Start with both hands in 'F' handshapes, where your index fingers and thumbs touch to form circles and your other fingers are extended. Hold your hands in front of you, slightly apart, with your palms facing down and slightly forward. Move both hands upward and inward in a smooth arc, turning your palms to face each other, until the circles formed by your index fingers and thumbs meet.
To sign this, point to the ring, then use the sign for 'valuable.' You can emphasize the sign by making the arc motion slightly larger and raising your eyebrows to show just how precious it is.
Sign 'YOUR HELP' followed by 'VALUABLE.' The sign for 'valuable' here shows that you deeply appreciate the assistance and consider it to be of great importance.
Sign 'WE LEARN LESSON VALUABLE.' Place 'valuable' at the end of the sentence to describe the weight and importance of the lesson you just experienced.
To sign this, point to the ring, then use the sign for 'valuable.' You can emphasize the sign by making the arc motion slightly larger and raising your eyebrows to show just how precious it is.
Sign 'YOUR HELP' followed by 'VALUABLE.' The sign for 'valuable' here shows that you deeply appreciate the assistance and consider it to be of great importance.
Sign 'WE LEARN LESSON VALUABLE.' Place 'valuable' at the end of the sentence to describe the weight and importance of the lesson you just experienced.
Yes, the sign for 'valuable' is exactly the same as the sign for 'important' and 'worth.' The specific meaning is easily understood by the context of your conversation.
Yes, the circles formed by your index fingers and thumbs should gently touch or come very close together at the end of the upward arc to complete the sign properly.
No, 'valuable' is a symmetrical two-handed sign. Using both hands is necessary to convey the correct meaning and maintain the visual balance of the sign.
