Your sign language is here. There is a deaf-mute in my car. Let's go

Sign language is a sign language for hearing-impaired people (deaf-mute, hereinafter referred to as hearing-impaired people) to communicate and exchange ideas with each other. It is an important auxiliary tool for spoken language and the main communication tool for hearing-impaired people.

You point your index finger at each other first, then turn your palms down and circle your chest in parallel.

One hand stretches its thumb and little finger straight, moves forward, and then eats, indicating "here"

Stand, with one hand reaching for food, the middle finger and fingertips pointing straight down to the palm of the other hand.

I lost the word "Le" in my index finger book.

References:

/% E4 % BD % A0 % E4 % BB % AC % E5 % 88% B0 % E7 % AB % 99% E4 % BA % 86 _ _ shou Yus/