ASL signs for shopping, money, prices, and stores. Front: the English word or phrase. Back: a written description of the sign's handshape, hand location, and movement, since ASL is a visual language described here in English text.
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- Money
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Right flat hand, fingers together, pats the upturned left palm a couple of times, like slapping bills into a hand.- Price
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Right F handshape, thumb and index touching, twists slightly at the fingertips near the other hand's palm, representing a price tag.- Expensive
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Start with the MONEY sign, then flick the fingers open and up sharply from the palm, like flinging something heavy away, showing something costs a lot.- Cheap
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Right H handshape, index and middle finger extended together, brushes downward off the left palm in a short chopping motion.- Store
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Both flat O hands, palms facing forward, twist forward and back at the wrists in front of the body, like fingers on a shelf.- Buy
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Right flat hand, palm up, moves in a small arc from near the body toward the upturned left palm and back, like handing over money and receiving goods.- Sell
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Both flat O hands start at the fingertips near the body and flip forward and down, palms ending down, the opposite motion direction from BUY.- Pay
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Right index finger, starting at the left palm, flicks forward and off the fingertips, like handing over payment.- Credit card
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Right H fingers, held flat, swipe downward once across the left flat palm, mimicking swiping a card.- Cash
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Right hand rubs the thumb across the fingertips, a money-rubbing gesture, palm facing up.- Change (money)
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Both index fingers, hooked, twist around each other in front of the body, meaning to exchange one thing for another.- Receipt
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Right flat hand, palm up, brushes once across the left flat palm, then both hands separate slightly, symbolizing a slip of paper handed over.- Discount
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Right V hand or flat hand chops down and off the left palm's edge, showing a portion is cut away from the price.- Size
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Both flat hands, palms facing each other, move apart to show a measurement, or move close together for something small.- Big
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Both L hands, or curved hands, palms facing each other, start close together and move apart, showing largeness.
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