the sign 'year' uses both hands. Ball both hands into fists. Rest the pinkie side of the dominant hand on top of the thumb side of the non-dominant hand. Bring the dominant hand out and around the non-dominant before resting on top of it again. This will look like the earth orbiting the sun.
Sign 'Happy', 'New', and then 'Year' by taking your dominant fist and circling it completely around your stationary non-dominant fist, making sure it lands right back on top.
After signing 'Now' or 'This', perform the sign for 'year' by resting your dominant fist on your non-dominant fist, orbiting it forward and around, and returning to the starting position.
Sign the number 'one', then perform the sign for 'year' by making the full circular motion with your dominant fist around your stationary non-dominant fist to show the passage of time.
Sign 'Happy', 'New', and then 'Year' by taking your dominant fist and circling it completely around your stationary non-dominant fist, making sure it lands right back on top.
After signing 'Now' or 'This', perform the sign for 'year' by resting your dominant fist on your non-dominant fist, orbiting it forward and around, and returning to the starting position.
Sign the number 'one', then perform the sign for 'year' by making the full circular motion with your dominant fist around your stationary non-dominant fist to show the passage of time.
No, only your dominant hand should move. Your non-dominant hand acts as a stationary base, like the sun, while your dominant hand circles around it, like the earth.
Yes, your dominant hand should move forward, out, and around the non-dominant hand. It moves away from your body first before circling back toward yourself to land on top.
Both hands should be balled into closed fists (the 'S' handshape in ASL). The pinkie side of your dominant fist rests on the thumb side of your non-dominant fist.
