American Sign Language:  "possession"


To establish that something belongs to someone, you can aim the flat of your palm at the person or thing that is doing the possessing.  See "my."


Also see: HAVE


YOUR:


THEIR:
Use a sweeping "b-palm" off to the right-hand side.  Or, if the group is somewhere in the room, do it in their direction.


ITS:
This sign can mean, his, hers, or its.
For "ITS" I angle the palm a little more downward and/or toward that to which I'm referring.


OUR:



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