About 1 hour and 03 minute, in the movie Ice Age: The Meltdown. Eddy (an Opassum) did a sign language to  Sid the Megatherium)when parting. He hits his chest twice with a fist, then point to Sid with 2 fingers. \nJust want to know what kind of sign language is that, and where can i learn it.
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Oh! THAT!\nYeah, that was sooooo funny!\nHe first points to his eyes, as if saying that he will be watching him and then HE pounds his chest to say that HE is watching him. (Or the other way around...)\nIn other words if he messes up, he'll come and beat him up!\n\nYeah, it's not really sign language...\nIt’s more of a gesture.\n:-P
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A great site to check words out in sign language:\n\nhttp://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm\n\nYou can look up the words in the index and they provide instructions on how to do them and are also shown how to do them through a quicktime video. Some of the words you may have to find synonyms for, as there is not a sign for every word.
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No, absolutely not.  There are different official sign languages from country to country.  Did you know American Sign Language is more like French and Japanese Sign Language than British?  \n\nAlso, there are regional "dialects" and "accents", as well as various slang terms and "home signs" known only to families, friends, and/or classes.  My brother and I are hearing, but we devised a "home sign" language so we could hold a conversation without others knowing it, and our spouses and some of our very close friends "speak" our special home sign, too.  (We think our mom also understands it, but she won't tell us!)
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Cross your arms like you were a mummy have someone come up behind you and wrap their arms around your crossed arms, then with a quick movement have then jerk you in a up motion!  SNAP CRACKLE POP!  instant relief!
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I think all that is left is charades. The blind guy taps the deaf one on the shoulder. He then pantomimes dying (maybe clutching his throat in agony and falling down). As he is doing that the deaf guy speaks out what he thinks is happening. When he is right about something the blind guy can nod his head in agreement. Obviously the deaf guy at some point will realize it is about death. The next question is who. If the blind guy starts by pointing to the deaf guy then they know it is about someone known to that deaf guy. Again the deaf guy can say what he thinks and the blind guy can shake his head yes or no until the info gets across.
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check out:\nhttp://www.rccsd.org/RKeim/asl_dictionary_sites.htm\n\nThere are ASL links and some lesson stuff on the site.\n\nalso, for abc's and numbers, the kids can play Battleship (or "fingership")\nFor colors and personal descriptions, they can play Guess Who?\nThey can write skits and act them out with sign language\nthey can sign songs as a major assignment\nEstablish "pen pal" relationships with a school for the deaf, so they can learn about how people who are deaf learn and use language.\n\nSend me an email if you want "fingership" or "guess who" game boards.
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Contrary to some people's beliefs, sign language is not a universal language. Every country has its own sign language, just as it has its own spoken language. In the US, there are 2 primary languages - American Sign Language (ASL), and Signed Exact English (SEE). ASL uses gestures and does not focus on grammar in the same way that one would see in a book. For example (it's hard to describe a visual language in words) if you were talking about your car, one would sign: "my car, blue, 4 doors I drive to store. leave car, go inside." Spoken, it would sound more like, "I drove my blue, 4-door car to the store. I got out of my car and went inside." The focus is on conveying the message, and using a lot of helping words (the, a, an, etc.) is unnecessary and slows the conversation. Despite some of the differences, there is a syntax and grammar of its own used and ASL has been classified to be an independent language in the same way as English, German, or French. SEE uses syntax and grammar to the same degree as spoken English, and follows all the same rules. It also uses somewhat different signs from ASL, despite the similar background. For example, in ASL, there is a sign for "carpet" (meaning "rug"). In SEE, this is a compound word which is very literal in nature. "carpet" is signed in SEE as "car" (like the one you drive) followed immediately by the sign for "pet" (as in, to pet your dog). Just as we have verbal ironies or jokes/puns in Enlish, there are similar types of plays on words (signs) in sign language. Both languages also use the same signs for the alphabet. SEE was introduced during a period where people thought all Deaf people should learn to speak English and needed to learn to read lips. Most Deaf people today speak Pidgin Sign Language, which is essentially a combination or middle ground of ASL and SEE. Within the Deaf community, some people speak primarily SEE, while some speak only ASL. A large percentage of Deaf schools today teach ASL, as it is viewed by many in the Deaf community as a more pure sign language. \nThere is also a college for Deaf people, where all classes are taught in sign language. It is Gallaudet University, named after the father of modern-day sign language.
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Easy... check this out www.deafnation.com also I've been teaching sign-language and I'm almost deaf.  I go places where there is a lot of activity that most deaf people go.  Feel free to contact me.  Easy signing is a good book to start with.
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Results 1 - 10 of about 1,850,000 for sleeping gesture - 0.15 sec. (About this page)\n\nWEB RESULTS\nGesture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  \nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Military signalmen use hand and body gestures to direct flight operations aboard aircraft carriers. ... A gesture is a form of non-verbal communication made with a ... of the wrist gesture, is considered an insult. It implies that the recipient's wife has been sleeping around ...\nQuick Links: Social significance - Using one hand - A-ok\nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gesture - 88k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nInnovations @ Georgia Tech :: Home of the Future  \n... aware of her activities — how well she is sleeping, her eating habits, whether she has had a ... The Gesture Panel, based on the same technology as the Gesture Pendant, is ...www.gatech.edu/innovations/futurehome - 29k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nCan a city ticket its homeless? | csmonitor.com  \nNine homeless people have filed a class-action lawsuit in in San Diego federal court to fight tickets for illegal sleeping. ... homeless people who have been cited for illegal sleeping - one while she waited in vain for a shelter ... The tickets are a gesture that some have criticized as meaningless, pointing ...www.csmonitor.com/2004/1220/p12s02-usju.html - 58k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nAmazon.com: A Child's Seasonal Treasury: Books  \n... more) SIPs: sleeping gesture, time little people, fingers overhead, fluttering fingers, hippity ... Phrases (SIPs): (learn more) sleeping gesture, time little people, fingers overhead ...www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1883672309?v=glance - 108k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nPet Portraits by Britt Zaist  \n... baskets, dogs running and leaping, kittens playing and sleeping, more cats sleeping, stretching, sleeping ... of the subjects of Britt Zaist's vigorous gesture drawings in permanent ink ...www.petportraitsinink.com - 5k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\n[Trang Field Life] TrangOnline.com - Trang, Thailand travel information.  \n... At this temple, you can see Buddha image lying in the sleeping gesture. The image has a very beautiful face ... Buddha images in different gesture were found by anthropologists here ...www.trangonline.com/trangfieldlife.html - 25k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nBlogger: Email Post to a Friend  \n... was like " No Im tired" He didnt get it untill I made a sleeping gesture with my hands ... I then made a shower gesture and he got what I meant ...www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=5990082&postID=106711273271359046 - 5k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nWinter Movement Journey (PDF)  \n... This movement journey is a. gesture towards giving movement enrichment, fun and healthy for all and ... saw the bunnies sound asleep. Sleeping gesture. In their rabbit burrow deep ...www.waldorflibrary.org/Journal_Articles/GW5004.pdf - 13k - View as html - More from this site - Save - Block\nNotre Dame Magazine, Summer 1998, Notre Dame's Mother-Baby Behavioral Sleep Laboratory  \n... Crying) is a loving gesture, and it's a healthful gesture that children make ... the result of their being deposited in a quiet, empty bedroom for sleeping period after sleeping period ...www.nd.edu/~ndmag/ilm1su98.html - 8k - Cached - More from this site - Save - Block\nAmazon.com: The Magic of the Ballet: Sleeping Beauty: Books  \n... of view of a grief-stricken Albrecht. Sleeping Beauty has multiple narrators, and Swan Lake is told in ... the emotional content of music, gesture, and dance as well as costume ...
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EDIT: Half of my answer didn't post for some reason.\n\nScientists have been studying this for years, but never have found an answer.\n\nWhen I spoke to a deaf woman about this idea, this is what she said: "When I think about what I am going to say, I think about it in sign and I sometimes sign in my sleep.  However, when I read something (because there is no written version of sign language) I think about it in English.  Concepts are created visually more often than in English."\n\nFor an actual study, when presented with a stimulus, the visual and language areas of the brain become active, whereas in a hearing person, the auditory and language areas of the brain become active.  While they are processed differently, the language area of the brain is used at all times.\n\nThe only other help I can offer is a study on Genie, a girl who was locked up and unsocialized until about the age of twelve.  While she was able to be somewhat rehabilitated and learn some basic vocabulary, she never figured out how to put complex sentences together, which was thought to show she was not capable of complex thought.  However, the data was compromised because it was thought that she may be mentally challenged.
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The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick. I can't even say this one slowly. This is appently the hardest tongue-twister in the English language.  Tongue-twisters in American Sign Language are called finger-fumblers.
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Consider what happens every minute. In 60 minutes the big hand moves 360 degrees, so in 1 minute it moves 6 degrees clockwise. In 60 minutes the small hand moves 360/12 = 30 degrees, so in 1 minute it moves 0.5 degrees anticlockwise.\nThis means the hands are getting closer together at a rate of 6+0.5 = 6.5 degrees per minute.\nSo they will meet every 360/6.5 = 55.3846 minutes, approximately. So thats 00:55:23, 01:50:46, etc.\n\n[edit] nwordjim has it almost right below me, but for some reason he thinks a clock has 24 hours on it :) If you replace '24' by '12' everywhere, you end up with the same answer as me.
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Recall when Charles Xavier was giving the lecture to the students about their poweres and abilities and he had them watch the guy in the hospital bed? He talked about ability transferring if they had the power to do that and what benefits it could have and the ethics of it, etc etc?\nIn the very end after the credits...it shows a female Dr enter a hospital room, she checks in on the patient then we hear Prof Xavier's voice say,"Moira" and she replies "Charles?" so, this is Dr. Moira MacTaggart and Prof Xavier has transferred is mental being into this man. Leaves it open to sequal of course...especially with the fact that Magneto could start moving the chess piece even if it was slight..showing only temporary cure that does not last.
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TALK REALLY LOUD!!! OR start using sign language
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You could tell her she can find sign language books at like a book store that way she can teach herself. Thats how I learned how to do sign language. I got my books from a Christian bookstore. The main one I use is "The Joy of Signing". I don't know any website to give you cause I've looked all over the internet for some for myself and I didn't have any luck. I hope this will help you a little.
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Yes, I've met a few. I always thought it was really amazing how they learnt to communicate with others. They use a form of sign language, like finger-spelling, but can you imagine how hard it must be to teach them the words and their meanings in the first place? Totally amazing people.
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Alien 1. Made a murmured statement.\nAlien 2. Alien 1 said he was a Carpal.\nAlien 3. Alien 2 is a liar.\n\nIf Alien 1 was a Tarsal, he would have said truthfully he was a Tarsal. If Alien 1 was a Carpal, he would have lied and said he was a Tarsal. So, Alien 1 statement was "I am a Tarsal". \n\nSince Alien 1 claimed to be a Tarsal, Alien 2's statement was false. So, he is a Carpal.\n\nSince Alien 2 told a lie, Alien 3 told the truth about Alien 2 being a liar. So, Alien 3 is a Tarsal.\n\nAlthough, we still don't know what culture Alien 1 is.