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To sign the word “cp,” use the American Sign Language (ASL) letter “C” hand shape and the P hand shape to create the letters, followed by a small patting motion on the palm of your other hand.

To sign the word “trucks,” use both hands with fingers extended and palms facing down. Then, make a horizontal movement in opposite directions with the hand closest to you moving to the side and the other hand moving to the…

“Form the ASL letter ‘R’ with your dominant hand and move it in a slight circular motion in front of your chest.”

To sign the word “rt,” use your dominant hand to make an “r” shape with your index and middle fingers. Then, move your hand slightly to the right.

To sign the word “gulf,” place your dominant hand in the shape of a “G” near your chin and move it outward in a sweeping motion, as if tracing the shape of a gulf.

The word “tend” is signed by making a flat hand shape with the thumb touching the fingertips, and then bringing the hand towards the body in a small arc motion.

To sign the word “cooling,” use both hands to make a fist with the thumb on top of the index finger. Then, bring both fists towards your body while extending the index fingers outward and tapping them against the sides…

To sign the word “pine,” use both hands to create the ASL letter “P” by bending the index and middle fingers and touching the thumbs to the tips of the ring and pinky fingers. Then, bring your dominant hand up…

To sign the word “believed,” use the ASL sign for “believe” and add the past tense marker by moving your hand in a small circular motion over your chest.

To sign the word “regularly,” use both hands to make a closed fist and rotate them in a circular motion next to each other, starting with the dominant hand on top and moving downward.