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RSL - Russian
I dislike "Moscow" on RSL (Russian Sign Language) to show it to Americans because it equals menstruation on ASL. I warned some Russian or Ukrainian deafies to use fingerspell "Moscow" to American deafies.
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Прежний глухой Агент КГБ
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I dislike "Sorry" on ASL, because when you say "sorry" in ASL in Russia, every deaf Russians will think that you are "MAD".
See, if you don't want to sign it, you can always finger spell it "M O S C O W".
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![]() Or, in another example, it's good for acculturated Americans to know that if they're conversing with someone who is using Japanese sign, the middle finger is a handshape and not an offensive gesture. Quote:
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