I learned the middle finger at a young age, it's universal and has come in handy many times.
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That’s not universal though.
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In which country would they not understand it?
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Places like Germany etc. the middle finger is a medieval English archer’s way of showing his enemy that he still has his middle finger to shoot his bow because captured archers would have that finger cut off. Means “fuck you I can still fight”
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I have seen Germans using the middle finger and I don't think they were archers, lol.
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there is no such thing like universal sign languaje, there are many and ... remember esperanto? yep, that was a thing
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That didnt work, we should make a global language but no like esperanto, just to cover the basics of comunication
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I'll make one. But I need support
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Do it all about prefixes and sufixes, like klingon, and clear out the unnecesary things, make it intuitive
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That would make way too much sense though
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So you mean that I can communicate with a horse if we all learn sign language? (Sign me up)
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Only if the horse also learns sign language.
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Well thanks for pointing out the joke XD
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Because there is no such thing as "universal sign language". Each sign language is embedded within a culture, just like any language.
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I have an ASL club in my school
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We are trying to make it a class
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What about the blind?

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The blind can also use sigh language, they are taught by placing there hands over the one who is communicating and feeling the gestures and motions
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Also the speaking language
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