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man

There are several versions of this sign.

They are all good.  I use the first one because it is more popular where I live, but I think the second version seems a bit more clear.
 The  third version is used to indicate that someone is no longer a child but is a man (male + adult).


MAN:  (Version A)
The first part of this sign is similar to the sign "father" and then moves down to touch the chest.


MAN:  (Version B)


MAN:  (Version C)


See: boy

See: girl
See: Boy & Girl




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