Session 2 Flashcards
Sentence
Pull fingers apart
Love
cross arms
meet
fists together with index fingers up
movie
“g” with waving over it
not
pull thumb from under center of chin
“Oh, I see”
nodding “y”
right (correct)
index fingers in fists, draw together
left (direction)
“l” to the left
right (direction)
“r” to the right
school
clap
see/sight
two fingers
dirty
little rascals to the side
sick
middle finger to stomach and forhead
dog
repeated silent slap; or slap thigh
nice
open palm rubbing open palm
go
two index fingers with wrist twists
don’t know
open palm from forehead to out
don’t like
middle finger flicked out
don’t want
holding two melons, then dropping them
sorry
”s” around on chest
apologize
“a” around on chest
regret
“r” around on chest
taste
tap lips with middle finger
favorite/prefer
tap chin with middle finger
understand/comprehend
index finger from forehead to upward
don’t understand
index finger from forehead to upward; head shakes no
bad/unfortunate
open palm, fingers to lips, then rotate away
wrong
“y” curled up to chin
yes
nodding fist
young/youth
“angry”, with open palms
good
“thank you”
awful/terrible
shake open hands at square
feel/feelings/sense
middle finger up the chest
cat
pull “whiskers” at side of mouth
hot
holding a melon, from mouth to away
hungry
cupped hand down the asophogus
funny
two fingers on the nose tip
write
invisible pencil on the hand
doctor
four fingers tap wrist
cookie
spider rotating on open palm
please
open palm around on chest
finger spell
wiggle fingers while moving outward
teach
two closed hands by ears
practice/exercise/train/rehearse
“g” with “e” rubbing it
sign/sign language
index fingers out; rotating opposite each other
color
palm in, waving fingers in front of chin
blue
twist “b”
black
index finger across forehead
brown
“b” pulled down/in
green
twist “g”
gray
fingers spread, between and opposite each other
yellow
twist “y”
red
index finger from chin to curled
orange
pulling on the beard with “o”
white
open fingers on chest, pull away while closing hand
purple
twisted “p”, downward
exercise (physical exertion)
lifting weights, much like “strong”