What are the three locations of sign language? The meaning of various sign languages

Sign language. It is divided into three zones: the upper zone (above the shoulder); the middle area (shoulder to abdomen); Lower area (below the abdomen).

1.Sign language in the upper zone (above the shoulder): express more positive, grandiose content and feelings. For example, demonstrators often raise their fists and express their remarks and tendencies above the shoulder.

2.Central area (shoulder to abdomen): more narrative and reasoning, generally indicating a calmer mood. Most of us sign language is in this area.

3.Lower zone (below the abdomen): Content and emotions that mostly express negation, displeasure, contempt, disgust, and disgust. For example, people in some countries express disdain and disdain and place their gestures below the abdomen.

Gestures are one of the body languages. Gestures have different meanings in different countries and regions. When using gestures to represent numbers, China extends its index finger to sign"1", Europeans and Americans extend their thumbs to sign"1"；The Chinese extend their index and middle fingers to sign"2", Europeans and Americans extend their thumbs and index fingers to indicate"2", and extend the middle finger, ring finger, and little finger in turn"3"、"4"、"5"。

Chinese can also use the 5 fingers of one hand to represent the number 6 10, while Europeans and Americans say that 6 10 should be used with two hands, such as the five fingers of one hand, plus the thumb of the other hand"6", and so on. In China, the index finger is bent forward"9", but the Japanese use this gesture to sign"Stealing"。The Chinese said"10"The gesture is to clench the right hand into a fist, which is indicated in countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States"Good luck", or to indicate a close relationship with someone.

Sign language is a type of sign language. Let's take a look at what each sign language means.

How it works:

Thumbs up.

Hold your fingers together and point your thumb toward you to mean "great, great, amazing", as shown in the image below

Thumbs down.

Contrary to the meaning of the first sign language, pointing the thumb down means "unacceptable, the other party has lost", etc., as shown in the figure below

Index and middle fingers.

Stretch out the index finger and middle finger, and hold the rest of the fingers, this sign language means "victory, yes" and other meanings, and it is also a more commonly used sign language, as shown in the figure below

Shake your index finger. If you hold the other fingers, then extend the food and shake it, this sign gesture means "disagree, dissatisfied", as shown in the image below

When you stop to rest, don't forget that others are still running.

Fate will not be unkind to you who are trying to get better.

The two hands are combined into a heart shape, ten fingers refer to you, the eldest mother refers to praise you, both hands hold the power, both hands are folded, the big mother finger and the ten fingers are in a circle and the remaining three fingers are 0k, etc

Pendulum type: The pendulum type is commonly used when indicating "please enter" and "please". Here's how to do it:

Five fingers together, palms naturally straight, palms up, elbows slightly bent, wrists below elbows. The gesture should be started by lifting the abdomen in front of the abdomen and gently swinging to the side with the elbow as the axis, stopping at 45 feet at the waist and in front of the body. The head and upper body are slightly tilted to the side of the outstretched hand, and the other hand is lowered or turned behind the back, looking at the guest with a smile on his face, showing respect and welcome to the guest.

Forward swing pose: If you want to make a "please" gesture to the right of the guest when holding something or holding the door with your right hand, you can use the forward swing pose, with the five fingers together, the palm of the hand straight, lift from the side of the body from the bottom up, take the shoulder joint as the axis, and the height to the waist is swinged from the right side of the body, and the swing is 15cm from the body and does not exceed the position of the torso. Look at the guests with a smile on your face, or swing your hands forward.

Double-arm swing type: When there are many guests, it means that the "please" can move bigger, and the double-arm swing style is adopted. Raise your arms forward and upward from your sides, bend your elbows slightly and swing them out to your sides.

The arm pointing in the forward direction should be raised and straightened a little bit, and the other hand should be slightly lower and bent.

Diagonal position: When guests are asked to sit down, the gesture should be placed towards the seat place. Hands should be lifted from one side of the body to higher than the waist, and then swing downwards so that the upper and lower arms are in a diagonal line.

Straight arm pose: When you need to point out the direction to the guests, use the straight arm pose, fingers together, palm straight, elbow bent from the front of the body, swing to the direction of lifting, stop when swinging to the height of the shoulder, the elbow joint is basically straight.

In many occasions, some gestures need to be used to signal, so you should have a certain understanding of the gestures that are often used.

1) Diagonal gestures. This gesture is used to invite someone to sit down, and the hand should be lifted from the side of the body, to be higher than the waist, and then to the seat, so that the upper and lower arms are in a diagonal line.

2) Extend your little finger. This gesture has different meanings in different countries, for example, in Japan it means women and lovers, but in China it means the smallest and penultimate meaning, so it is best not to use it.

3) Applause. This gesture is used to welcome, congratulate, and support, and is often used for meetings, performances, competitions, or to greet guests. The standard practice is to rhythmically tap the palm of the left palm with the palm of the right hand facing down.

4) Straight-arm gestures. This is used when pointing the direction of the guest, and the standard practice is to bother and straighten the fingers, raise the elbow from the front of the body, swing in the direction of the lift, and stop when the swing reaches the height of the shoulder, and the elbow joint is basically straight.

5) Thumbs up. This gesture is highly praised in China, but the meaning expressed abroad is different, for example: in the United Kingdom, it is a customary gesture for hitchhiking, and in Greece, it means "get out".

So, when interacting with foreigners, it is better not to use this gesture so as not to make jokes.

6) Welcome gestures. There are two types of greeting gestures, one is horizontally and the other is with both hands in front of you. Pendulum gestures.

This is a gesture that means "please", the practice is to bring the five fingers together, the palms of the hands are naturally straight, the palms are up, the elbows are slightly bent, the wrists are lower than the elbows, lift from the front of the abdomen, gently swing the elbows to the side, stop at the waist and the front of the body at 45 degrees, the head and upper body are slightly tilted towards the side of the hand outstretched, the other hand is hanging down or behind the back, looking at the guest and smiling. The two-handed forward gesture is to raise the arms forward and upward from the sides of the body, with one hand slightly raised and pointing in the direction of the forward, and the other hand slightly lower and bent a little. This gesture can also be used with arms in one direction, which is generally used when there are more guests.

The structure of sign language is: hand (monolithic structure), momentum (upper and lower structure), and language (left and right structure).

The knots of sign language are: hand (monolithic structure), potential (upper and lower structure), and language (left and right structure). Pinyin is: shǒushìyǔ. The phonetic pronunciation is:

What is the specific explanation of sign language, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Explanation of terms [click here to view the details of the plan].

A type of sign language. See"Sign language"。

2. Citing and explaining Sen Dabu.

A type of sign language. See Sign Language.

3. Network Explanation.

Sign language is commonly known as "mute" and "gesture". Sign language is a means of expressing thoughts and communicating with hand movements and facial expressions. When used, most of them have upper limb and body movements, and there are two types of expression systems:

1) It does not completely follow the linguistic rules of spoken language, and there is no strict order in the expression process. (2) The grammatical rules of audio language are fully followed, and the expression process is consistent with spoken and written language. Due to the limited expressiveness of the hand's imitation answers, the expression of concepts is not as accurate as that of audio language, and it is difficult to express abstract ideas.

In the education of the deaf, it needs to be used in conjunction with other forms of language.

Words about sign language.

handsign

Idioms about sign language.

Crane potential, mantis shape, interpretation of flowers, turning hands, clouds, covering hands, rain, hands, clouds, rain, hands, masters, low soldiers, impermanence.

Words about sign language.

The general trend has gone, Jian Xian is attached to the momentum, the crane is powerful, the mantis is bluffing, the tiger and the wolf are trilingual, the impermanence of the soldiers, the poor situation, the forced interpretation, the flower is attached to the flame.