To sign 'watch', bring all the fingers of the hand in, leaving the thumb and index fingers outstretched. Curl the index finger slightly. Bring the hand up and, with the thumb pointed up, tap the fingertip of the index finger against the corner of the eye. Bring the hand out away from your face.
Sign 'I', 'like', and 'movie', then use the sign for 'watch' by tapping the corner of your eye with your curled index finger and moving it outward toward an imaginary screen.
Sign 'dog' and 'run', then sign 'watch' by starting at the corner of your eye and moving your hand outward in the direction of the dog you are observing.
Sign 'game', then perform the 'watch' sign by tapping your eye and moving your hand outward. Remember to raise your eyebrows to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Sign 'I', 'like', and 'movie', then use the sign for 'watch' by tapping the corner of your eye with your curled index finger and moving it outward toward an imaginary screen.
Sign 'dog' and 'run', then sign 'watch' by starting at the corner of your eye and moving your hand outward in the direction of the dog you are observing.
Sign 'game', then perform the 'watch' sign by tapping your eye and moving your hand outward. Remember to raise your eyebrows to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Yes! 'Watch' can be a directional sign. While the standard sign moves straight outward away from your face, you can adjust the outward movement to point toward whatever it is you are watching.
No, this sign is specifically the verb meaning 'to observe' or 'to look at'. To sign the noun for a wrist watch, you would use an 'F' handshape and tap the back of your opposite wrist.
Your index finger should only be slightly curled, resembling a loose hook. Avoid bending it completely in half. Your thumb should remain straight and pointed upward, just like you are holding a small TV remote.
