In American Sign Language (ASL), "thank you" is shown with a simple gesture. Place your fingertips near your chin with your palm facing you. Move your hand forward and slightly down. It looks like blowing a kiss. This shows gratitude and appreciation. The sign's cultural background is about saying thanks universally. It's used in many situations, from casual to formal. In Deaf culture, signing gratitude is key. It shows politeness and respect. The gesture is easy to learn. It's great for everyday conversations. Beginners should definitely learn it.
di Serena Clark
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