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Summary: Signs in sign language for indifferent and tired can literally translate as sleepy, weak or exhausted. Learn more about how to sign the words for indifferent and tired in American Sign Language with tips from deaf signing expert in this free sign language video.
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American Sign Language: Indifferent & TiredNow I'll teach you some negative emotions. Like indifferent. Indifferent or don't care. I'm indifferent or I don't care. Tired. Tired. Tired. Sleepy. Sleepy. Weak. Weak. Exhausted. Exhausted. Let's review. Indifferent. Indifferent. Another one you can use is ignore. Ignore. Tired. Exhausted. Sleepy. Weak. Wonderful job. Practice those signs.
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