@rolle@mustikkasoppa Thanks for this. Although I misread "deaf" as "dead" and re-read it like four times before I understood. I was about to offer condolences!
@DiamondGlitter@mustikkasoppa@rolle No kidding! I was trying to figure out if there some some form of European etiquette about the deceased I hadn't run into yet!
@rolle@mustikkasoppa Please thank your beautiful wife for these two videos. The little smile at the end of each gesture has brightened what has been a difficult day.
So happy with the alt-text because without it I thought she was imitating a boxer instead of stroking imaginary tusks. Just proof that alt-text is also valuable for those with functional eyes (not sure if this is the correct way to say it?)
@DevWouter Glad you found it helpful! It was surprisingly hard do describe it so that one would understand what it is all about. Used the word "fangs" but I guess you get the point it's the tusks. :blob_smile_sweat: @mustikkasoppa
@rolle@DevWouter@mustikkasoppa if I'd ⭐d it before you edited, I would have been notified that you edited it, because I have set notify=on for edited toots. Just fyi :-)
@energisch_ The sign is different in every language, the Finnish version might not be the one used in the rest of the world.
Here's "norsu", elephant in Finnish #viittomakieli. In American Sign Language the hand is the trunk in my understanding as Finnish people "draw the trunk". #SignLanguage
@rolle@energisch_@mustikkasoppa it's very similar to Polish sign language (currently learning ), I guess it's one of those "primal" signs that would look similar.
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