How to Sign “Climb” in Sign Language
How to Sign “Climb” in Sign Language
Climbing is not just a physical challenge, but also a mental one as you strategize your way up the wall. Fun fact: The world record for fastest ascent of Mount Everest is held by Nepalese climber, Nirmal Purja, who reached the summit in just 8 hours and 10 minutes!
Signing “Climb”
- Hand shape: Start with your hands in an “open-5” handshape, with your fingers bent.
- Hand location: Bring your hands in front of your body at about chest level, palms facing outward.
- Movement: Move your hands up and down as if climbing the walls.
- Facial expression: Keep a neutral facial expression.
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swim | run | walk | sprint | sleep | jog | climb | read | write | drive | drink | eat | laugh | cry | fly
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