
手语国际版 (31).ppt
25页Social Termspart 2 Social Terms13.Entertain guests(qing ke)1)Stretch both hands with the palms upward,and move to one side once;2)Stretch your thumbs and make them hit each other several times,indicating friendly.Social TermsEntertain guests(qing ke)Social Terms14.welcome(huan ying)1)Clap your two hands;2)Stretch your two hands with the palms upward,and move to one side once.Social Termswelcome(huan ying)Social Terms15.See sb off(huan song)1)Clap your two hands;2)Stretch your two hands with the palms upward and move outward,indicating seeing sb off.Social TermsSee ab off(huan song)Social Terms16salute(jing li)One hand touches the forehead with five fingers gathering together,just like the soldiers are saluting.Social TermsSalute(jing li)Social Terms17.permit(yun xu)Write the sign of“”with one forefinger.Social Termspermit(yun xu)Social Terms18.agree(da ying)One hand erects with its palm outward;the forefinger,the middle and the little one curve with the head slightly nodding forward,which indicates agree.Social Termsagree(da ying)Social Terms19.refuse(ju jue)One hand erects with its palm forcefully pushing outward,at the same time the head moves to t he side,showing a stern expression.Social Termsrefuse(ju jue)Social Terms20.polite(li mao)1)The forefinger first erects and then curves down once.2)One hand touches your chest with your upper body forward,and your head down.Social Termspolite(li mao)Social Terms21.require(yao qiu)1)Stretch your hand with the palm upward,move back and forth for one time;2)Clench your two hands to form a fist;move back and forth twice with the look of expectation.Social Termsrequirement(yao qiu)Social Terms22.need (xu yao)Stretch your hand with its palm upward;move back and forth.Social Termsneed(xu yao)Social Terms23.accept(jie shou)Stretch your two hands with the palms upward;clench the fists while moving back and forth,which indicates accepting someones suggestion or gift.Social TermsSocial Termsaccept(jie shou)Social Terms24.approach(jie jin)The two hands stand upright;the left keeps still in front and the right moves forward close to it.Social Termsapproach(jie jin)。
