to change; to exchange | Word | Taiwan Sing Language Gleaning

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to change; to exchange

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Straighten the index fingers, turn the fist at each other, then move both hands towards their respective opposite side as they intersect.

Example sentence

I can’t speak, let alone talking on the phone. So I clap my hands instead, and they get it. If it were other people, they’d be weirded out by the claps when they pick up the phone. That is why I only call them two. Only they know clapping means I’m inviting them over. This is only works for the three of us. It’s our secret signal.
In front of the temple. I have operated my stand over there. I know. I know. It's not like that. People used to carry my wares and sell them on the street. But today, people usually have their own stores.
Where did my name come from (in sign language)? My surname is Li but I had a Japanese name and my surname was Matsuda. I didn't change my first name after Japan surrendered. However, I changed my surname back to Li.

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