How do you sign annoying in language?

"Annoying" is a concept, not a physical object, so it can't be signed in sign language. However, you can sign the *meaning* of annoying.

Here are a few ways to sign the idea of annoying:

* "Bother" - This sign involves bringing your hand up to your forehead and moving it back and forth, as if someone is constantly bugging you.

* "Irritate" - This sign involves bringing your hand up to your chest and making a scratching motion, as if something is irritating you.

* "Pester" - This sign involves making a repeated tapping motion with your index finger on your palm, as if someone is constantly bothering you.

You can also use facial expressions and body language to convey the annoyance. For example, you can furrow your brow, roll your eyes, or sigh dramatically to show that you are frustrated.

Remember:

* Context is key. How you sign "annoying" will depend on the specific situation.

* Use descriptive language. You can combine signs with words to convey the specific type of annoyance you are feeling.

For example, you could sign "Bother" followed by "loud noise" to express annoyance at a loud noise.

If you are interested in learning more about sign language, I recommend finding a local deaf community or checking out online resources.