In American Sign Language (ASL), the word "love" is shown with a simple gesture. You cross your arms over your chest to sign "love," like hugging yourself. This gesture shows the warmth and affection of love. It's known and used in many situations, from family love to romantic love. The sign's background highlights love's universal nature and the role of non-verbal communication. In ASL, facial expressions and body language are key to showing emotion. A warm facial expression often goes with the sign for "love." This gesture beautifully shows how ASL captures deep emotions visually.
by Serena Clark
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