Goodbye (ASL) Knuckle-Joints Alternate The fingers do not move together in a unit. Instead they move in opposite directions. One moves up, as the other moves down. This is called alternating. This alternating knuckle movement symbol is written with two rows of small arrows pointing up and down. The alternating knuckle movement symbol is not displayed in SignAnimating. It is represented by hand shapes with bent down and extended fingers. The Knuckles Open & Close Together symbol is distinct from the Knuckles Open & Close Alternating symbol. In the example, the top view of the back of the hand is written at a slant. It looks more like real life because the fingers are directed down. Typing (ASL) Sequential Finger Movement The movement starts at the stem of the arrow and moves toward the arrowheads. The sequential finger movement symbol is not displayed in SignAnimating. It is represented by hand shapes with bent down and extended fingers.
Goodbye (ASL) Knuckle-Joints Alternate The fingers do not move together in a unit. Instead they move in opposite directions. One moves up, as the other moves down. This is called alternating. This alternating knuckle movement symbol is written with two rows of small arrows pointing up and down. The alternating knuckle movement symbol is not displayed in SignAnimating. It is represented by hand shapes with bent down and extended fingers. The Knuckles Open & Close Together symbol is distinct from the Knuckles Open & Close Alternating symbol. In the example, the top view of the back of the hand is written at a slant. It looks more like real life because the fingers are directed down. Typing (ASL) Sequential Finger Movement The movement starts at the stem of the arrow and moves toward the arrowheads. The sequential finger movement symbol is not displayed in SignAnimating. It is represented by hand shapes with bent down and extended fingers.