It means 'Okay' in most every country. It is an adaption of gestures made in the roman Colosseum (much different than what is seen in the movie The Gladiator- it was more a symbol of the sword and the covered up thumb meant to spare the gladiators life, while the thrusts toward the gladiator meant death), but most of us know it because of the Fonzie.
In Japan is is a gesture that symbolizes a male companion. It can also mean the number 5.◦
Friday, September 18, 2009
The Many Meanings of the Thumbs Up Gesture
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Labels: Cultural Differences, Gestures, Hands
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