Here are a few examples:
* American Sign Language (ASL): The sign for "help" involves bringing your dominant hand to your forehead with the palm facing inward, then sweeping it down and out in a circular motion.
* British Sign Language (BSL): The sign for "help" is made by placing your dominant hand flat on your chest, palm facing inward, and then moving your hand outward in a circular motion.
* International Sign: The sign for "help" is similar to the ASL sign but uses a different handshape, often with the fingers extended and the thumb touching the index finger.
It's important to remember that sign language is a visual language and relies on subtle nuances in handshape, movement, and facial expressions. Learning the correct sign for "help" in any particular sign language requires learning from a qualified teacher or interpreter.