To sign “Talking”, Using your dominant hand into a “Four” handshape and placed the side of your dominant index finger on your chin or mouth. Then tapping your hand on either chin or mouth few times, similar to another sign “speak”. It is an idea for you have a spoken language. 64. soccer
Point to the person you are referring to, sign 'talking' by tapping the side of your 'Four' handshape against your chin a few times, and then sign 'teacher'.
Sign 'please' and 'stop', then use your dominant 'Four' handshape to tap your chin or mouth for 'talking', followed by the sign for 'movie'.
Sign 'we', then sign 'talking' by lightly tapping the side of your index finger on your mouth area, and finish with the sign for 'hours'.
Point to the person you are referring to, sign 'talking' by tapping the side of your 'Four' handshape against your chin a few times, and then sign 'teacher'.
Sign 'please' and 'stop', then use your dominant 'Four' handshape to tap your chin or mouth for 'talking', followed by the sign for 'movie'.
Sign 'we', then sign 'talking' by lightly tapping the side of your index finger on your mouth area, and finish with the sign for 'hours'.
This specific sign, using the 'Four' handshape near the mouth, is typically used to refer to spoken language or using one's voice. If you are referring to communicating via sign language, you would generally use the sign for 'chat' or 'sign'.
Both are perfectly acceptable! You can place the side of your index finger on either your chin or just in front of your lips. The meaning remains exactly the same as long as the hand is in the general mouth area.
Usually, two or three light taps are perfect for a standard sentence. A single tap might look abrupt, while tapping too many times can look exaggerated unless you are specifically emphasizing that someone is talking way too much.
