If you want to talk about a fly buzzing around, I'd use an "F" handshape. Pretend you are holding a fly between your index finger and thumb. Then wiggle your hand around as if the imaginary fly between your finger and thumb were buzzing around in the air.

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Learn how to teach your baby to sign Fly (Bug) {on the go} with ASL {without flashcards}. Post a video... Your baby can easily learn from you to sign Fly (Bug).

2020年4月17日 · fly-bug by Center for Accessible Technology in Sign. Publication date 4/17/2020 Topics fly Contributor Harley Hamilton Language ASL ... Public Domain Item Size 3.1M . ASL vocabulary Contact Information [email protected] . Addeddate 2020-08-04 16:00:33 Identifier fly-bugASL Scanner Internet Archive Python library 1.9.3 . plus-circle ...

2019年6月28日 · In American Sign Language you can depict a fly or some other small insect (or nanobot) flying around or buzzing around by depicting the movement using an "F"-handshape. American Sign Language...

insects: American Sign Language (ASL) signs for insects (and crawling things) Also see: BUG ANT BEE. BEETLE BUG BUTTERFLY. CATERPILLAR. COCKROACH. CRICKET DRAGONFLY. FIREFLY. FLEA. FLY-insect. FRUIT-FLY GRASSHOPPER. LADYBUG MOSQUITO MOTH. PRAYING MANTIS SNAIL SPIDER. STINK BUG. TICK WORM

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Teach your baby to sign Fly (bug) in Baby Sign Language- ASL {without flashcards} and {on the go} in this 60 second video.

There are several signs for "FLY" depending on what the subject/object is in a sentence. Some are classifier verbs such as "travel by airplane" and "flying kite". And, lastly, a pathline classifier is used for some verb phrases. Meaning: To move or be hurled quickly through the air by aircraft (e.g. airplane); aviate.

Use the "I love you" handshape to represent an airplane flying through the air. This sign is a noun/verb pair. Note: You might want to angle your palm a bit more downward than I'm doing here. Sample sentence: YOU FLY BEFORE YOU? For "AIRPLANE" use a small double motion.