ASL LOVE
🤟 How to sign
To sign "TAKE CARE" in American Sign Language (ASL), use both hands in "K" handshapes moving in a protective circular motion around an imaginary object, representing careful handling and protection.
📖 Word definition
To be careful with something or someone; to look after, protect, or handle with caution and attention.
🎯 Detailed Hand Movement Guide
- Hand Shape: Both hands in "K" handshape (index and middle fingers extended, thumb between them).
- Starting Position: Hands positioned in front of your body, palms facing each other.
- Movement: Move both hands in gentle, protective circular motions around an imaginary object.
- Path: Create smooth, caring movements that show nurturing and protection.
- Hand Orientation: Palms face each other throughout the sign, maintaining protective positioning.
- Facial Expression: Gentle, caring expression showing concern and attentiveness.
⚠️ Common Mistakes & What to Avoid
❌ Wrong handshape: Use "K" handshape, not flat hands or fists.
❌ Too aggressive motion: Movement should be gentle and protective, not forceful.
❌ Single direction: Use circular protective motions, not straight lines.
❌ Wrong facial expression: Show caring concern, not neutral or harsh expression.
💬 Common Sentence Examples
"Take care of the baby."
How to sign: Sign "take care" (K hands protective circles) → sign "of" (fingerspelling or directional) → sign "baby" (rock arms like holding infant).
"Please take care driving."
How to sign: Sign "please" (flat hand circles on chest) → sign "take care" → sign "drive" (hands grip steering wheel motion).
"I will take care of it."
How to sign: Sign "I" (point to self) → sign "will" (flat hand moves forward from face) → sign "take care" → sign "it" (point to object/area).