Here are a few common ways to sign "kiss" in different sign languages:
American Sign Language (ASL)
* The most common sign: Touch the lips with the index finger of the dominant hand, then touch the cheek with the same finger. This sign can be modified to indicate different types of kisses (e.g., a quick peck or a long, passionate kiss).
British Sign Language (BSL)
* The most common sign: The dominant hand forms a "C" shape and is brought to the lips, then moved outward and slightly downward.
Other sign languages:
* Some sign languages use a sign where the dominant hand forms a "C" shape and touches the cheek.
* Others use a sign where the dominant hand forms a "V" shape and is brought to the lips, then moved outward.
It's important to remember that these are just examples, and the specific sign for "kiss" may vary depending on the region and individual signing style. If you're interested in learning sign language, it's best to consult with a qualified instructor or resource for accurate and up-to-date information.