To sign 'well done,' form both hands into 'thumbs up' shapes, with your fingers curled into fists and your thumbs pointing straight up. Hold your hands in front of your chest with your palms facing each other or slightly forward. Move both hands slightly forward in a firm, affirming motion. Be sure to include a positive, encouraging facial expression to match the meaning.
Sign 'well done' at the end of the sentence, using a bright, enthusiastic facial expression to show your genuine praise.
After signing about the driving test, bring both thumbs up firmly to emphasize your congratulations and approval.
You can sweep the 'well done' sign slightly across your signing space to indicate that the praise applies to the whole group.
Sign 'well done' at the end of the sentence, using a bright, enthusiastic facial expression to show your genuine praise.
After signing about the driving test, bring both thumbs up firmly to emphasize your congratulations and approval.
You can sweep the 'well done' sign slightly across your signing space to indicate that the praise applies to the whole group.
Yes! The double thumbs up is frequently used to mean 'good job,' 'awesome,' or 'well done.' The meaning is understood through the context of your sentence and your encouraging facial expression.
While a single thumbs up is understood as a casual 'good' or 'okay,' using both hands makes the praise much stronger and more enthusiastic, which fits the phrase 'well done' perfectly.
You can modify the sign by making the forward movement larger and more deliberate, and by exaggerating your facial expression to look truly amazed or impressed.
