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This is how you sign Earthquake in American Sign Language.

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To sign "earthquake" in American Sign Language (ASL), combine the signs for "earth" and a shaking motion. Start by signing "earth", form your non-dominant hand into a fist and hold it steady in front of you. Take your open, dominant http://143.198.191.173/dictionary/numbers/number-5/http://143.198.191.173/dictionary/numbers/number-5/http://143.198.191.173/dictionary/numbers/number-5/, then grasp your non-dominant fist on either side with your thumb and middle finger. Then, perform a shaking motion with both "S" hands held apart in lower space, palms down, moving them alternately in the opposite direction, forward and backward a few times.

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