For example, I’m a white Jewish guy but I’ve adopted the Japanese practice of keeping dedicated house slippers at the front door.

  • @[email protected]
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    151 year ago

    I adopt representing 3 with thumb, index, and middle finger (German?), Instead of the usual index, middle, ring. This is easier for teaching my little girl as her hands muscle aren’t fully developed yet and have a hard time controlling her ring finger.

    • @Reliant1087
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      41 year ago

      Isn’t that the thing from Inglorious Bastards?

        • @Reliant1087
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          11 year ago

          It looks oddly asymmetrical, like weight is missing from one side but otherwise it’s good for your hand I suppose.

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            21 year ago

            Yeah, it look weird. Guess that’s by it’s not as popular, but while seeing my baby develop, I saw that they developed control over thumb and index, then middle. So, it’s the quickest way to teach them to count up 3.

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      31 year ago

      I’ve started doing it all the time now as well, as it’s valid ASL and we have two hard of hearing children, one of which communicates primarily with sign.

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      21 year ago

      I use my index finger and my pinky with my middle finger curling around my ring finger. As a white foreigner, I show them horizontally on the east coast of the US like an E and vertically on the west coast like a W to try to fit in better. ;)

    • @Kushi
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      21 year ago

      Most of Europe (outside of the UK) does this.