To sign 'xxx', you will fingerspell the letter 'X' three times. Form an 'X' handshape with your dominant hand by curling your index finger into a hook while keeping your other fingers closed. Hold your hand up near your shoulder with your palm facing forward, and move your hand slightly to the side with a small bounce for each 'X'.
Sign 'movie', then 'rate', and finish by fingerspelling X-X-X.
Fingerspell X-X-X followed by the letter L, then sign 'shirt'.
Sign 'error' and 'code', then fingerspell X-X-X to indicate the specific letters.
Sign 'movie', then 'rate', and finish by fingerspelling X-X-X.
Fingerspell X-X-X followed by the letter L, then sign 'shirt'.
Sign 'error' and 'code', then fingerspell X-X-X to indicate the specific letters.
Yes, a slight bounce or slide to the side indicates that the letter is being repeated. Without the movement, it would look like a single 'X'.
While 'X' represents a kiss in written English, ASL has a specific sign for 'kiss'. Fingerspelling X-X-X is usually reserved for when the letters themselves are being referenced.
Your palm should face outward, away from your body, which is the standard orientation for fingerspelling most letters.
