In American Sign Language (ASL), the sign for "study" uses a specific hand movement. To sign "study," hold your non-dominant hand flat with the palm facing up, like a book. Then, with your dominant hand, wiggle your fingers while moving your hand towards and away from the palm. This motion shows the idea of focusing on or absorbing information. The cultural context of this sign is simple, as it relates to studying or learning. It's used in schools or when talking about learning, homework, or academics. This sign is useful for students and teachers, highlighting the action of gaining knowledge.
by Serena Clark
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