the Germans press their thumbs, so do the Scandinavians the Dutch and the Belgians.
In sign language there is a shape they make with their fingers for each letter of the alphabet. Saying good luck in sign language can be done by spelling the words out using the letters. There is also a special way to hold your hands with both thumbs up that means good luck and take care.
In Aramaic, you can say "ܗܹܐܪܵܝܵܐ" (hayra'a) for "good luck" or "ܗܹܐܪܵܝܵܢ" (hayran) for "best of luck."
Kia manuia - Good luck
In Maori, you say "Kia kaha" which can be translated as "stay strong" or "good luck".
Good luck -> "Powodzenia!"; Goodbye -> "Żegnaj".
crossing your fingers represents the snake on a flag pole which is very bad luck.
Crossing your fingers does not cancel a bet. It is purely a superstitious gesture that some people believe brings luck or helps to ward off bad luck. The outcome of a bet is determined by chance or skill, not by crossing fingers.
Crossing your fingers means putting your second finger overtop of your index finger. It's supposed to mean good luck, but in some cultures it can be offensive.
Crossing one's fingers is generally meant as good luck so if the person is making a promise that is not true and they cross their fingers they are hoping you will believe what they are saying.
Crossing your fingers is a common gesture believed to bring good luck or to express a wish. It's often done in situations where one is hoping for a positive outcome or result. The act of crossing fingers is a superstition and has no proven effect on the outcome of events.
Crossing the middle and ring fingers can have various meanings depending on the context. In some cultures, it is a gesture for good luck, similar to crossing one's fingers. In other contexts, it may symbolize a promise or a secret, as in "cross my heart." Additionally, in certain belief systems, it can represent a form of protection or warding off negativity.
Four leaf clover, Penny, Crossing your fingers, Ladybugs, Rabbits foot, Horseshoe.
The phrase "keep fingers crossed" is an idiom that means to hope for good luck or success in a particular situation. It is often used to express positivity and anticipation for a desired outcome, similar to wishing someone good luck.
good luck
AFPC website says that staff sergeant release will be Thursday, 20 Aug 09, 0800 CST. Good Luck! I am crossing my fingers as well!
it can mean:good luck,bad luck,promising,or a lie when you say something then cross your fingers.
It is a tradition