A series of two photographs depicting a man signing a portion of a phrase.In the first photograph the man signs using his right hand. His palm is oriented facing the body. All his fingers extend upward and are held snuggly together. The man’s elbow is bent and his finger tips are in front of his mouth. In the second photograph he keeps the same handshape, however his hand has moved until it is palm up several inches away from the body.A photograph depicting a man signing a portion of a phrase.A man's palm is oriented toward the body. All the fingers extend upward and are held together. His hand is extended out in front of him at chest height.

Question

A series of two photographs depicting a man signing a portion of a phrase.In the first photograph the man signs using his right hand. His palm is oriented facing the body. All his fingers extend upward and are held snuggly together. The man’s elbow is bent and his finger tips are in front of his mouth. In the second photograph he keeps the same handshape, however his hand has moved until it is palm up several inches away from the body.A photograph depicting a man signing a portion of a phrase.A man's palm is oriented toward the body. All the fingers extend upward and are held together. His hand is extended out in front of him at chest height.

Question
The image is a sign for which greeting?
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Responses

SO-LONG
SO-LONG

GOOD-MORNING
GOOD-MORNING

GOOD-DAY
GOOD-DAY

GREETINGS
GREETINGS

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Answer 1

Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
1 month ago

Based on the description of the photographs, the sign likely corresponds to a greeting that involves an outward movement of the hand away from the body, which is typical in many sign languages for greetings. The specific handshape and movement can indicate different greetings.

Given the options presented, and since the hand is positioned with the palm oriented toward the body in the first photograph and then turned outward in the second, the sign most closely resembles "GOOD-MORNING."

So, the response would be:

**GOOD-MORNING**