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The sign for 'don't' is made by crossing both arms at the wrists with both hands flat palms facing out. Then the gesture moves to bring the arms apart and to the side. However, this sign isn't used very much. There are better ways to explain to not do things. For example: * If you want to say "please don't eat lunch in the hall, only in the cafeteria", "YOU ALLOW EAT LUNCH WHERE? CAFETERIA. HALL EAT ALLOW NOT" * If you want to say "lunch doesn't begin until 12 pm, and it ends at 1 pm. pleasse do not eat lunch before 12", you could sign, "LUNCH START WHEN? NOON, FINISH WHEN? TIME 1.BEFORE NOON, ALLOW EAT LUNCH NOT"

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