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- Officer of the Polish Armed Forces (on the left) performing the two-finger salute. The two-finger salute is a salute given using only the middle and index fingers...
- The two-finger salute is most commonly used by military personnel as a sign of respect, but it is also used in many other contexts in different parts of the world.
- The two-fingered salute, or backwards victory or V-sign, made with the middle and index fingers, is said to have originated with English archers at Agincourt in 1415.
- 1) Frank gave me a two finger salute while i was taking a piss in the urinal. 2) Frank was given a two finger salute after we found out he wasn't really a guy.
- Of all the various hand gestures we humans commonly use, few are as complicated and versatile as the “V-sign,” AKA “the forks” or the “two-finger salute”.
- Over time, the Two Finger Salute has become a widely recognized symbol of rebellion and non-conformity, particularly among younger generations.
- What does saluting with two fingers mean? The salute is performed with the middle and index fingers extended and touching each other, while the ring and little...
- There is another gesture called "two-finger salute", which is used mostly in Britain and other countries of the British Commonwealth and is an inverted version of...
- Its use in British culture is widespread and goes back a long way. In many circumstances, giving someone the two-fingered salute is viewed almost as a comic act.
- The car behind me had been honking at me to go faster, so I just held up a two-finger salute when he eventually passed by.
- The ‘up yours’ v-sign made with palm facing inwards has similar connotations to the American ‘middle finger’ gesture. This two-fingered salute is commonly…
- The two finger salute, used by both Nazi soldiers in allegiance to Hitler and by Popes on their followers, is an occult symbol of war and conquest.
Two-finger salute
Приветствие
Краткая информация
Приветствие двумя пальцами - это приветствие, отдаваемое только средним и указательным пальцами, при этом остальные пальцы сгибаются во втором суставе, а ладонь обращена к подписывающему. Это приветствие используется польскими вооруженными силами, другими службами в форме в Польше и, в некоторых странах, Cub Scouts.