Did you know that Japanese has its own sign language alphabet? It’s called 指文字 (Yubimoji) – literally “finger characters” – and it’s used in Japanese Sign Language (JSL) to spell out words, names, or to support communication when signs are unclear.
If you are feeling boring with writing Hiragana character, I guess this one is suitable to you 🤣
Just like Hiragana, this chart contains all 46 basic syllables from あ (a) to ん (n) – each one represented by a unique hand shape or gesture.
Why Learn Yubimoji (Japanese Fingerspelling)?
Learning 指文字 (Yubimoji), the hand signs for Japanese can helps you:
- Communicate with the Deaf community in Japan
- Understand Japanese culture on a deeper level
- Remember Hiragana better through hand gestures
- Show empathy and inclusiveness in language learning
Let’s learning I love you 😂
How to rich with sign language as Salt Bae 🙄
Learning character め(mo) > become Salt Bae 💀
How to become Cowboy
Did you remember Mr Bean movie 1997, he use し(shi) character 💀
How to become zombie 💀
Learn え(e) character and then buy a 仮面 (かめん, kamen), ….
What if your wife use ぬ(nu) hand body language 💀
しらない (I don’t know), you need to deal with that, look at her face. The women is very complicated than programing language.
Are you boxing 💀
Learn character さ(sa) .
You like china kung fu ?
Learn う(u)
Day Life Body Language
I don’t know what is it but I used so often in day life, if any book write about the picture bellow I will buy one. Language is complex but body language can use with any language. How come 🤔. May be our brain developed by matrix and control by another planet 💀
I saw this website is really good picture : https://www.suretalk.mb.softbank.jp/column/contents/000106.php
Which character is match to you ?
