To sign “video”, using your non-dominant “B” handshape with your thumb out and palm toward you. Setting your dominant “five” handshape wrist behind the non-dominant fingers. Then waving your dominant hand a few times. Also, this is similar sign for “movie”.
Sign 'watch' and then transition into the 'video' sign by bringing your dominant '5' hand behind your non-dominant 'B' hand, waving it a few times.
Sign 'I', 'make', 'funny', and finish with the sign for 'video', making sure your dominant hand flickers behind your stationary base hand.
Raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question, sign 'you', 'see', and then perform the 'video' sign by waving your dominant hand's fingers.
Sign 'watch' and then transition into the 'video' sign by bringing your dominant '5' hand behind your non-dominant 'B' hand, waving it a few times.
Sign 'I', 'make', 'funny', and finish with the sign for 'video', making sure your dominant hand flickers behind your stationary base hand.
Raise your eyebrows to indicate a yes/no question, sign 'you', 'see', and then perform the 'video' sign by waving your dominant hand's fingers.
Yes, the sign described here is often used interchangeably for both 'video' and 'movie'. The context of your conversation will usually make it clear which concept you are referring to.
Your non-dominant palm should face toward you. Think of it as looking at a screen or holding up a surface for the 'flickering' dominant hand to rest behind.
You should wave your dominant hand by pivoting slightly at the wrist and moving the fingers side to side. Keep your arm still and let the wrist do the work behind your non-dominant hand.
