Signograms

Signograms- the way to read and write gestures 

YoGoTe gestures can be written very easily with so-called signograms. 

Each signogram represents a certain gesture and its corresponding idea. 

There are three types of lines that make up a signogram, one for position, one for hand shape, and the last for movement. 

Positions

Handshapes

Movements

This information allows us to easily recognize the way the gesture is made. 

You can use it to produce your own texts written with signograms. 

Gestuno is the name of the collection of international gestures published by the World Federation of the Deaf in 1975.

By correctly interpreting a signogram, we will be making the corresponding gesture in Gestuno (in fact, the numbering is the same).