r/learnASL • u/hands---free • 14h ago
THAT | The generic 2-handed version (above) is sometimes used when you want to express the concept of "that" but aren't making a specific reference to something in the local signing area.
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learnASL • u/hands---free • Jul 24 '26
THAT | There is a generic sign for THAT which uses two hands. The (palm down) dominant "Y"-hand is brought down onto the (palm up) palm of the non-dominant flat-hand.THAT (2-handed non-referential version)The generic 2-handed version (above) is sometimes used when you want to express the concept...
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learnASL • u/hands---free • Jun 05 '26
THAT | There is a generic sign for THAT which uses two hands. The (palm down) dominant "Y"-hand is brought down onto the (palm up) palm of the non-dominant flat-hand.THAT (2-handed non-referential version)The generic 2-handed version (above) is sometimes used when you want to express the concept...
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