American Sign Language: "restaurant"


To sign "restaurant" touch an "R" handshape to the corner of your chin, then touch it to the other corner of your chin.

RESTAURANT:


Sample sentence: "What is the name of a restaurant you like to eat at?" = RESTAURANT YOU LIKE EAT, (what)-NAME?



 


CAFETERIA or CAFE:


cafeteria animation:


See: CAFETERIA



Notes:


BACHELOR: You can initialize the sign "CAFETERIA" with a "B" to mean "Bachelor"

ARIZONA: If you do this sign with an "A"-handshape it can mean "Arizona."

SENIOR CITIZEN: If you do the sign starting with an "S" and then change it to a "C" it can mean "senior citizen."



 
Notes:

 

Where this sign is taught:

Taught in Lesson 30.
Reviewed in lessons: 23, 28, 31, 33, 38

Practice sentences using this sign:

RESTAURANT YOU LIKE EAT, what-NAME?
SHIRT, YOU HAVE FAVORITE?
YOUR FAVORITE RESTAURANT WHAT?
YOU LIKE EAT DIFFERENT DIFFERENT RESTAURANT YOU?
SUPPOSE YOU RESTAURANT, YOU ORDER BIRD, MEAT, FISH, WHICH?
RESTAURANT YOU THINK SERVICE LOUSY, what-NAME?
RESTAURANT ORDER, YOU DECIDE EASY YOU?

Related signs:

@ | CELL-PHONE | DRAWER | FLOOR | FURNITURE | GIVE-UP | JANITOR | MACHINE