LUNCH:
1. A compound version (EAT + NOON)
2. An initialized version, ("L" handshape using the movement and position of "EAT.")
LUNCH (compound version)
As with most compounds, the sign "noon" in the video has been modified a
bit.
Below I'll show you the "full" version, but honestly, lifting the elbow all
the way up there is a lot of extra work just for lunch.
Sample sentence: I'm broke, do you mind paying for lunch?
LUNCH (compound alternate version):
EAT + 12
LUNCH (initialized version)
There are two versions of the initialized version. You can either use a
slight rotational movement, like slurping soup from a bowl held near your
mouth. Or you can use forward and back motion, (like putting food in your
mouth). In the "forward and back version" the thumb can touch
the lips, (but it doesn't have to).
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