#hand shapes

[deafinitelypawsitively]

I wish the author signed their name at the bottom of this poem. Does anyone know who this created by?

It is truer than true for those of us who are not candidates for cochlear implants. The risk of that kind of invasive surgery is too much.

Stroke, facial paralysis, brain damage, non closing open wound, infections, seizures, life time headaches, migraines...

Btw, if by a miracle, I ever wake up hearing, just like I woke up deaf, I would never stop signing. Sign language is too beautiful and very beneficial to do away with.

🤟😊💜👍🐾🐾

[thirtheenprimes]

Hey so I just google searched for the image and if anyone here wants me to credit it I'll look for a better credited version.

But does anyone else have air bender hands and find it a problem? Because that pinky that sticks out farther, when you make a fist, sticks under your other fingers and makes wearing fingered gloves or holding pencils for long periods super uncomfortable.

Or is it just me?

[destinypalmist]

Hand Shape - Which One Reveals The Real You?

Hand Shape – Which One Reveals The Real You?

Which Hand Shape fits Your Character?

Each of us has unique hand features, and your hand shape actually reveals your innate character. In palmistry, it is crucial to know these basic shapes in order to give an accurate analysis of the other features.

The energy we use can be seen in various areas of the hand, and we can do so by visually dividing it into four parts; mind, body, conscious and…

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40 ASL Handshapes

I have added links to the words that were on this list that I have previously posted. 

40 ASL Handshapes

http://www.aslpro.com/lesson_plans/lessonplans/40_ASL_Handshapes.doc “A” Examples: with, aunt, sweetheart, practice, live “Open A” Examples: girl, not, which, remember, tomorrow, yesterday

“B” Examples: daughter, son, blue, brown, door “Open B” or “Closed 5” Examples: please, paper, nice, school, thank you “Bent B” or “Bent Closed 5” Examples: know, near, how, have, excuse me “C” Examples: cousin, class, marry, wife, husband, chocolate “D” Examples: dorm, divorce, date, department “E” Examples: elevator, elementary school, educate “F” Examples: France, cat, family, tea “Open F” Examples: meat/steak, big-eyes “G” Examples: peabrain!, green, mustache

“H” Examples: fun, hard-of-hearing, horse, name, train “I” Examples: if/suppose, art/draw, institute

“K” Examples: take-care, people, two-of-us, purple “L” Examples: later, library, live, sister, brother

“Bent L” Examples: moon, run, camera, big “M” Examples: medical, math, member “N” Examples: nurse, niece, nephew, no “O” Examples: sunrise, none, office. owl, teach “Baby O” or “Closed X” Examples: perfect, write, celebrate “Flattened O” Examples: give, home, eat, boy, number, buy, money “R” Examples: restroom, rules, ready “S” Examples: yes, motorcycle, car, bike, coffee, how-many “T” Examples: team, toilet, “U” Examples: cute, uncle, university “V” Examples: stuck, see, either, stand, fall down “Bent V” Examples: stairs, ride-in, speechless “W” Examples: weird, world, water “X” Examples: tease, hearing aid, apple, friend, expression, key “Y” Examples: silly, oh-I-see, same, cow, waddle, New York, phone “L-I” Examples: I love you, fly, why, California “1-I” Examples: tent/camping, cigarette, liquor, ironic “1” Examples: stars, go-to, where, black, deaf, candy, boring, sign language “3” Examples: lousy, vehicle, clumsy “Bent 3” Examples: bug, radio, rooster, devilish “4” Examples: line of people, talk, chat, meeting “5” Examples: fingerspelling, mom, dad, man, woman, fine, candle, what “Bent 5” or “Claw 5” Examples: OOPS!, roommate, machine, want

“8” Examples: hate/despise, light (as in bulb), pumpkin “Open 8” Examples: what’s up!, feel, sick, tendency In some ASL signs there is more than one handshape used or the sign might begin with one handshape and end with another. Pay attention to handshape the next time you sign.

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40 ASL Handshapes

40 ASL Handshapes

http://www.aslpro.com/lesson_plans/lessonplans/40_ASL_Handshapes.doc "A" Examples: with, aunt, sweetheart, practice, live "Open A" Examples: girl, not, which, remember, tomorrow, yesterday

"B" Examples: daughter, son, blue, brown, door "Open B" or "Closed 5" Examples: please, paper, nice, school, thank you "Bent B" or "Bent Closed 5" Examples: know, near, how, have, excuse me "C" Examples: cousin, class, marry, wife, husband, chocolate "D" Examples: dorm, divorce, date, department "E" Examples: elevator, elementary school, educate "F" Examples: France, cat, family, tea "Open F" Examples: meat/steak, big-eyes "G" Examples: peabrain!, green, mustache

"H" Examples: fun, hard-of-hearing, horse, name, train "I" Examples: if/suppose, art/draw, institute

"K" Examples: take-care, people, two-of-us, purple "L" Examples: later, library, live, sister, brother

"Bent L" Examples: moon, run, camera, big "M" Examples: medical, math, member "N" Examples: nurse, niece, nephew, no "O" Examples: sunrise, none, office. owl, teach "Baby O" or "Closed X" Examples: perfect, write, celebrate "Flattened O" Examples: give, home, eat, boy, number, buy, money "R" Examples: restroom, rules, ready "S" Examples: yes, motorcycle, car, bike, coffee, how-many "T" Examples: team, toilet, "U" Examples: cute, uncle, university "V" Examples: stuck, see, either, stand, fall down "Bent V" Examples: stairs, ride-in, speechless "W" Examples: weird, world, water "X" Examples: tease, hearing aid, apple, friend, expression, key "Y" Examples: silly, oh-I-see, same, cow, waddle, New York, phone "L-I" Examples: I love you, fly, why, California "1-I" Examples: tent/camping, cigarette, liquor, ironic "1" Examples: stars, go-to, where, black, deaf, candy, boring, sign language "3" Examples: lousy, vehicle, clumsy "Bent 3" Examples: bug, radio, rooster, devilish "4" Examples: line of people, talk, chat, meeting "5" Examples: fingerspelling, mom,dad, man, woman, fine, candle, what "Bent 5" or "Claw 5" Examples: OOPS!, roommate, machine, want

"8" Examples: hate/despise, light (as in bulb), pumpkin "Open 8" Examples: what's up!, feel, sick, tendency In some ASL signs there is more than one handshape used or the sign might begin with one handshape and end with another. Pay attention to handshape the next time you sign.

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