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How you say milk in sign language?

You can sign "milk" in American Sign Language (ASL) in a couple of different ways:

1. The most common way:

* Make a "C" handshape with your dominant hand (like you're holding a cup)

* Touch the tip of your nose with the "C" handshape

* Move your hand down and away from your nose, as if you're pouring the milk

2. A more literal way:

* Make a "M" handshape with your dominant hand (index finger and thumb extended, other fingers closed)

* Touch your chin with the "M" handshape

* Move your hand away from your chin, as if you're "milking" a cow

Both methods are accepted, and the best way to learn how to sign "milk" is to watch videos from a reliable ASL source and practice!

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