The sign for "read" uses the tips of your index and middle
fingers as if they were eyeballs. The non-dominant flat hand functions as
the "page" from which you are reading.
Sample sentence: "What kind of books do you like to read?" = "BOOK, YOU LIKE
READ what-KIND?"
READING:
Notes:
The double movement would
generally be considered to mean, "reading." The verb "read" is done with a
single movement.
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