To sign the word “teacher,” make a “T” handshape with your dominant hand and place it on your forehead, then move it down to your chin.

Use both hands to form the letter “P” and trace a downward line from the center of your forehead to your chin. This represents the motion of wiping away tears, symbolizing sadness or lack of wealth.

To sign the word “procedures,” use both hands to form the letter “P” with your dominant hand and the letter “S” with your non-dominant hand. Then, move the hands in a circular motion in front of you, as if drawing…

Mi can be signed by forming a “U” shape with your dominant hand and lightly tapping it twice against your chest.

To sign the word “worth” in American Sign Language, make the letter “W” with your dominant hand and touch it to your chin. Then, bring your hand down to your non-dominant hand, palm facing up, and brush your fingertips against…

PST is signed by forming the letter P with one hand and placing it on the chest, then using the other hand to form an S and tapping it on top of the P.

To sign the word trip, use your dominant hand to make a “T” shape with your fingers and tap it on your non-dominant fist, which is held out in front of you.

To sign the word “mike,” make a closed fist with your dominant hand, extend your pointer finger, and tap it twice on your cheek near your mouth.

To sign the word “restaurant,” make a “R” handshape and tap it on your chin twice to represent the two syllables in the word.

To sign a word, use your dominant hand to make the corresponding hand shape or gesture while mouthing or speaking the word.