Talk - Baby Sign Language

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To sign talk, take the four fingers on your dominant hand and tap them repeatedly on your chin.

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This is a fantastic sign to contrast when your baby begins learning their first spoken words. You can ask them to both talk and sign at the same time.

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Best suited for toddlers who are beginning to discover their vocal skills, the sign for talk can be used by contrasting with sign.

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5 Responses to “Talk”

What’s “We need to talk” in sign language?
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- Hi Kaitlyn, you need to learn the signs for: WE + NEED (to) or SHOULD + TALK. Have fun learning!
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Is there a specific sign for “to say”? Or would it be similar to “talk”?
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- Hi, Mary. Yes, “say” is signed differently than “talk” or “chat”. To sign “say”, take your pointer or Number 1 finger (with the rest of the fingers closed in a fist), then touch your pointer to your chin and move it away from your face.
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I can’t remember the sign language when I do them can you give me tips to help me to remember sign language I’m interesting in doing them but my problems I can’t remember them sign

ADMIN – Hi Kim,

It is best if you associate the signs to activities. For example, baby is like cradling a baby .
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