In the hearing world, what is the equivalent of touching another person's hands when having an ASL conversation in the Deaf community?

Question

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Responses

covering a person's mouth while they are speaking

covering a person's mouth while they are speaking

telling the other person to "stop talking"

telling the other person to "stop talking"

interrupting someone's sentence

interrupting someone's sentence

asking the other person, "Can you repeat that?"

Answer 1

The equivalent of touching another person's hands when having an ASL conversation in the Deaf community is often similar to interrupting someone's sentence. It’s a way to indicate that you want to get their attention or that you have something important to add or clarify. So, the most accurate response in this context would be:

interrupting someone's sentence.