Food Related Signs in ASL 

Scott Reacher agreed! 😊

I think it was two different options for how to sign eat.

there's multiple ways to sign it, it really just depends on your preference

Gracie Pierre I yeah I just realized this. But signing the word multiple times with two hands could mean repetition too

Hannah Hofrichter yeah but typically if you sign it once it’s the verb and twice is the noun. Like for “book” vs “open a book”

@@tyree3774 she only signed eat once, she showed two variations but they were both sighed once

Hi! If you are right-handed, your right hand should be your dominant hand and act as the primary hand when signing one-handed signs, and will be the "moving" hand (for example, if you are left-handed and signing "cheese" your left hand would be on top moving, with your right hand underneath being stationary). I know this is about a year late but hope this helps!

You’re not supposed to hear anything

u don’t get the joke buddy

Just sign eat then letter spell B L T

I think it’s just a different way to say something, like either or words. Also I learned a few words that r the same sign but different meanings, dependent upon how u use it in a sentence. Hope that helps.

It means there’s two ways of expressing the same word.