Both hands form on "A" hand shape. Each hand moves in a small up-and-down motion from the elbow in alternating motion. As one hand goes up the other one goes down and vice versa to indicate which option would be superior. Generally, eyebrows would be furrowed down indicate a question.
Sign 'COLOR', then 'YOU', then 'LIKE', and finish with 'WHICH'. Remember to furrow your eyebrows down at the end to clearly show you are asking a question.
Sign 'MOVIE', 'WE', 'WATCH', and then 'WHICH'. Keep your 'A' hands alternating up and down from the elbows while holding that furrowed eyebrow expression.
Sign 'I', 'DON'T-KNOW', and then 'WHICH'. Since this is a statement rather than a direct question, your eyebrows can remain relaxed and neutral instead of furrowed.
Sign 'COLOR', then 'YOU', then 'LIKE', and finish with 'WHICH'. Remember to furrow your eyebrows down at the end to clearly show you are asking a question.
Sign 'MOVIE', 'WE', 'WATCH', and then 'WHICH'. Keep your 'A' hands alternating up and down from the elbows while holding that furrowed eyebrow expression.
Sign 'I', 'DON'T-KNOW', and then 'WHICH'. Since this is a statement rather than a direct question, your eyebrows can remain relaxed and neutral instead of furrowed.
If you are asking a direct question, like 'Which one do you want?', yes, you must furrow your eyebrows because it is a WH-question. However, if you are making a statement, like 'I don't know which to pick', your eyebrows can stay neutral.
The movement should come from your elbows. Keep your wrists relatively straight and firm while your forearms pivot up and down, mimicking the sturdy arms of a balancing scale.
Typically, you only need to alternate the hands two or three times. A quick, fluid up-and-down motion is enough to clearly communicate the sign without overdoing it.
