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Josh Castille Hamilton video

By Kaylamarie, in What is the ASL sign for:

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In Josh Castille’s translation of satisfied from Hamilton, when the song says “is that right” at 3:11. I haven’t been able to find the sign. 

Pointer finger curling on the chest? 

Then at 3:53 he signs pointer finger under a flat palm? I can’t find either. 

I’m a first year student so I don’t know if these are basic signs? I’d appreciate anyone that could help! 

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