Instead of a direct translation, sign language users might use various signs depending on the context and their relationship with the person they are communicating with:
* "Stop talking": This is a more neutral way to express the desire for silence.
* "Be quiet": This sign can be used in a more serious or urgent situation.
* "Enough": This sign can be used to indicate that something has gone too far.
* "I don't want to hear it": This sign expresses a strong desire to not listen to what someone is saying.
It's crucial to remember that the best way to communicate in sign language is to learn the specific signs and their nuances from a qualified teacher or interpreter.
Using aggressive or offensive language is discouraged in any form of communication, including sign language.