To sign 'value', start with both hands in 'V' handshapes (index and middle fingers extended and spread apart) held out in front of you. Your palms should be facing up. Bring your hands together in a smooth motion so that the fingertips of your 'V' hands touch each other.
Sign 'I', then 'value' by bringing your 'V' fingertips together, followed by 'our' and 'friendship'. Use a warm, sincere facial expression to show your appreciation.
Point to the car, sign 'value', and use a questioning expression with furrowed eyebrows. The context makes it clear you are asking about the monetary price or worth.
Sign 'she', 'have', 'good', and then 'value'. Since you are talking about personal morals or ethics, you can emphasize the sign 'value' with a firm, deliberate movement.
Sign 'I', then 'value' by bringing your 'V' fingertips together, followed by 'our' and 'friendship'. Use a warm, sincere facial expression to show your appreciation.
Point to the car, sign 'value', and use a questioning expression with furrowed eyebrows. The context makes it clear you are asking about the monetary price or worth.
Sign 'she', 'have', 'good', and then 'value'. Since you are talking about personal morals or ethics, you can emphasize the sign 'value' with a firm, deliberate movement.
While both signs have a similar movement of bringing the hands together with palms facing up, 'value' is an initialized sign that uses 'V' handshapes. The sign for 'important' typically uses 'F' handshapes.
Yes, this sign is versatile! You can use it to talk about the financial cost or worth of an item, as well as personal morals, ethics, or how much you appreciate someone.
No, only the tips of your index and middle fingers should touch at the end of the sign. You do not need to press your whole hands or palms together.
