The sign for "sore throat" has a couple of widely used
variations.
A very simple way to convey the concept of a "sore throat" is to
do the sign "pain" near your throat.
Some people use this version to mean "pain in the neck."
SORE-THROAT / "neck hurts"
Also see: PAIN
Another common method if signing "sore throat" is to use a loose "G"
hand. Move the "G" hand down your throat twice while looking pained.
SORE-THROAT (version)
Notes:
You might see someone use a sign for "sore" that looks a lot like
they are doing a mutated version of the sign for YEAR where the "S"
hands are rotated around each other twice (while kept in close
contact). That is a legitimate sign for "sore" and you could sign it
that way and then point at your throat -- but I think the ways above
are easier and more efficient and thus are "better" choices to use
for "sore throat."
SORE (variation)
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