How would you sign “purr”, in the context “awww, she (the cat) is purring!”

In the moment unprepared I signed CUTE - SHE - VIBRATE but did “purr” as the mouth shape with the “vibrate” sign and it got the message across I think.

But I was wondering if there is a more specific sign in use that anyone knows? I feel like the VIBRATE sign might be mistaken for shaking or trembling, which is kinda the opposite of purring for a cat!

Cat tax included 😻

Hello lovely people, just wondering if anyone has any advice for the level 4 receptive exam on speed awareness. I’ve already re sat the exam twice now and am hoping third times the charm. Everyone in my class has also failed and we’re feeling quite defeated and unsure of what it is we’re doing wrong as we’re only a few marks off. Maybe not writing in BSL format or getting 2 questions that are incredibly similar confused? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I'm making a puzzle where I wanna translate "Hear no evil" (as in the three wise monkeys) into BSL, but I couldn't find much info online on how commands are formed with BSL grammar. It's also an unusual way of phrasing, so I wonder how that might get translated.

Also, I couldn't find online if there's been any illustrations for signs like in the photo beside fingerspelling? The illustrations in the photo were specifically made for the book, which show solving a cubic equation translated into ASL.

I have not long passed my level 2. I know I can do my level three in terms of skill level but I cannot justify paying £1000+ for it (my previous levels have been free). Is it worth doing or would it be a waste of money essentially?

Hey guys, I'm learning sign language and I'm a massive Whovian. I live outside the UK so I'm not able to access the BSL translations of the episodes. Can someone pls give me the sign names of major characters/objects/villains or anything else notable? Thank you!!!