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How do you say people in sign language?

There isn't one universal sign for "people" in sign language. The sign varies depending on the specific sign language used. Here are some examples:

American Sign Language (ASL)

* The sign for "people" in ASL is made by signing "person" (which is a flat hand with the thumb extended and the other fingers closed, moving slightly forward) and then repeatedly signing "many" (which is a flat hand with the thumb extended and the other fingers closed, moving from side to side).

British Sign Language (BSL)

* The sign for "people" in BSL is made by signing "person" (which is a flat hand with the thumb extended and the other fingers closed, moving forward and then down) and then signing "many" (which is made by moving your index finger from side to side).

Other Sign Languages:

* The signs for "people" in other sign languages will likely differ from ASL and BSL.

Important Note:

* Sign language is visual and involves facial expressions, body language, and handshapes, so it's impossible to accurately convey a sign through text.

* To learn the sign for "people" in a specific sign language, it's best to find a local teacher or resource.

I hope this helps!

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