To sign the word “marketplace,” use both hands to make a flat surface in front of you with palms facing down. Rotate your hands in opposite directions as if you are stirring a pot or grinding something between your hands.
emonics To sign the word “mnemonics,” use a combination of hand shapes and movements to represent the letters M-N-E-M-O-N-I-C-S in American Sign Language.
The word advisor can be signed by forming the letter A with your dominant hand and using a small circular motion to touch your forehead.
To sign the word “nm” in American Sign Language, place the index finger of your dominant hand on your chin and quickly move it down and away from your face. This represents the two letters “n” and “m” in the…
To sign the word “fourth,” start with your dominant hand in a closed fist with the thumb extended. Touch the index finger to the thumb and hold it up against your non-dominant hand, which should be held flat with the…
To sign the word “javascript,” form the letter “J” with your dominant hand and use small, quick movements to trace a “S” shape in front of your chest. Then, cross your arms over each other to form an “x” and…
To sign the word “hills,” use both hands with fingers slightly curved and palms facing down. Starting at the center of your chest, move your hands outward and slightly upward in a wavy motion, mimicking the shape of rolling hills.
To sign the word “Louisiana,” use both hands to make the letter “L” shape and trace it upwards along the side of your face, starting at the chin and ending at the forehead. Then, use one hand to make a…
To sign the word “boxes,” use both hands to form a box shape in front of your chest, then move them outwards and slightly downward simultaneously.
To sign the word patterns, use your dominant hand to trace the shape of the pattern in the air, following the movement and direction of the pattern. You can also use your non-dominant hand to support and guide the movements…