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Brother in Sign Language – Video and Image Included
Is your brother deaf or hard of hearing? But you don’t know how to sign “brother” in sign language. However, you’re determined not to allow language to stop you from expressing your feelings.
Don’t worry.
We’re here to discuss everything with you in an easy-to-understand approach. All you have to do is pick up a few simple movements.
Keep in mind that BSL is the only sign language we’ll be discussing here.
Check out more about British Sign Language in this blog.
Let’s begin.
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“Brother” in Sign Language
Take a look at the video down below.
The lovely lady is showing us how to imitate the gestures used in BSL to sign the word “brother.” Next, we’ll describe the entire process.
Just keep going.
1. Start with a normal posture.
2 Raise both of your hands.
3. Open the thumb finger of both hands.
4. Now rub your hands together.
5. Say the word ‘brother’ as you’re signing it.
6. Keep a lovely smile on your face while signing.
Conclusion
So there you have it. That’s how you say “brother” in sign language. If you compare the word to some other words, it is fairly simple.
One more piece of advice: make sure the person you’re speaking to can clearly see you so that they don’t get lost or think your sign is offensive.
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