The basic idea of this project is to encourage the use of international gestures as an additional channel of communication and expression.
We can use our hands to make international gestures while speaking in any language.
The name YoGoTe is made by three syllables that have the following meaning in Japanese:
Yo (world), Go (language), Te (hands)
世 语 手
These syllables can be written in characters that are common to Japanese and Chinese, which reinforces the international essence of the project.
The result is a word with a triple meaning, which in turn is the name of a collection of signs that allows everyone to make international gestures and use them in international communication contexts, mainly at the educational level.
Information about the YoGoTe project is presented organized in the following sections:
It shows the process followed during these years as well as the materials that are currently available.
Exhibiting the main actions that have been carried out for the promotion of the project and the use of international gestures.
International gestures can be used at all levels of education.
The use of international signs can be very effective for international communication and mutual understanding, and therefore for the promotion of peace.
A new concept in the field of language learning and multilingualism is possible thanks to the use of international signs.
Spaces where the memory of the YoGoTe project is collected.