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The universal sign is someone who has their hands at their throats. Other signs are an inability to breath or make sounds because the windpipe is blocked off. Or there may be some wheezing sounds because the windpipe is partially blocked.
There are different versions of sign language for many countries, and it is not universal. American Sign Language is typically used. Some isolated deaf groups have developed their own form of sign language.
Choking
Its part of the accepted sign that you are choking. Actually, you want to make a chopping motion towards your neck.
I would put my hands around my neck and make some choking noises.
Pineapple is the universal sign for "Welcome".
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The international sign of choking, which involves placing both hands around the neck, is believed to have originated from the need for a universal gesture to indicate distress due to airway obstruction. It gained prominence in the 1980s, particularly after being popularized by the American Red Cross and other organizations advocating for first aid awareness. The simplicity and clarity of the gesture make it easily recognizable across different cultures and languages.
This is problebly one of the most STUPIDEST questions i have answerd but it means that someone is choking or cant breath. i would suggest the himleck menover. The Other answer: If Dude has his hands over his throat, that's the choking sign. He'll probably be gagging and turning blue. The choking sign doesn't mean anything except that Dude is choking (analyze the name!). Choking means something is stuck in Dude's throat and he can't breathe
When choking, raising your arms can help signal to others that you need help and cannot breathe properly. It is a universal gesture for distress and can prompt others to assist you in clearing your airway.
The universal sign for surrender is a white flag, which can also be a sign for surrender. It was first mentioned in 109 A.D. by the historian Cornelius Tacitus.