The sign for "where"
is made using your index finger. Hold your hand in front of you and
"waggle" the finger side to side a couple of times. Imagine
yourself looking at a map on the wall. You put your finger on the map
and move your fingertip a bit to the left then a bit to the right as you try
to finger out "where" you are on the map.
WHERE:




Notice the "furrowed eyebrows?" They are part of the
sign. When asking questions you use "furrowed eyebrows" for all of the "wh-"
question types: WHO, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, WHICH, FOR-FOR=(what-for).
However, if you are asking a yes/no question (a question that can be
answered with a yes or no) your eyebrows should be up.
Remember:
Eyebrows up for "yes/no" questions.
Eyebrows down for "wh" questions.
(Unless it is a rhetorical question. But that is another lesson for a later
time).