Start by pointing your index finger directly at the person you are talking to, which is the sign for 'you.' Next, form a 'V' handshape with your dominant hand by extending and spreading your index and middle fingers. Bring the 'V' handshape to the front of your neck with your palm facing inward, pressing the fingertips lightly against your neck. Make sure to use a facial expression that matches the teasing or frustrated tone of the phrase.
Point to the person for 'you,' then sign 'suck' with the V-handshape at your neck, using a teasing or exaggeratedly disappointed facial expression.
Sign 'you' by pointing, then 'suck' at the neck, making sure your facial expression matches the playful annoyance of the situation.
After signing 'you,' use the V-handshape at your neck for 'suck,' followed by the signs for 'keep' and 'secret,' maintaining a slightly frustrated look.
Point to the person for 'you,' then sign 'suck' with the V-handshape at your neck, using a teasing or exaggeratedly disappointed facial expression.
Sign 'you' by pointing, then 'suck' at the neck, making sure your facial expression matches the playful annoyance of the situation.
After signing 'you,' use the V-handshape at your neck for 'suck,' followed by the signs for 'keep' and 'secret,' maintaining a slightly frustrated look.
No, this is definitely an informal, slang phrase. You should only use it with friends or in casual situations where teasing or expressing mild frustration is appropriate. Avoid using it in professional or formal settings.
No, this specific sign is only used for the slang meaning of 'suck' (as in something being bad, lousy, or poorly done). A vacuum cleaner or drinking through a straw would use completely different, highly visual signs.
If you are specifically saying 'you suck,' yes, you should point first. However, if you just want to say 'that sucks' or 'this situation sucks,' you can just use the 'V' handshape at the neck without pointing at anyone.
