Beginners can master several simple sign language expressions, such as "give", "please", "come" and "go". Here are some basic sign languages that beginners can learn. The specific gestures are as follows:

1, here: hold it with one hand, five fingers empty, palms up, reach out, and open your palms. Send also has the same style of play.

2. Please: Put your palms up and move your waist sideways to show your invitation.

3, come: one hand palm down, waving from outside to inside.

4. Walking: Reach for the middle finger with one hand, with the fingertips down, and move forward alternately in tandem.

Precautions:

1, sign language needs practice.

Sign language needs practice, and it is not learned by nature. No matter deaf students, deaf teenagers or deaf adults, including deaf school teachers and sign language interpreters, sign language will not be standardized without training.

2. Pay attention to the details of sign language.

Many beginners do not pay attention to the details of gestures. As the saying goes, "a thousand miles away, 108 thousand miles away", many words in sign language have similar gestures. If typing is not standardized, it is easy to cause ambiguity and misunderstanding.