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Every time I've heard some variation of this, the example is always three. I'm more interested in four. Does the pattern follow through? Because I physically ca
by Talanes 5y ago
Every time I've heard some variation of this, the example is always three. I'm more interested in four. Does the pattern follow through? Because I physically can't hold up 3 fingers and my thumb without the pinky going up to, when I do 3, my thumb is holding my pinky down.
- coccinelle 5y agoI think French people would do 4 with just the pinkie down. At least this specific French person does :). In my case that means the ring finger is not perfectly up, but still enough that it's clear it's raised.
- kergonath 5y agoFrom my experience most French people keep only the thumb down to signal “4”. It’s easier to do.
- callmeal 5y ago>Because I physically can't hold up 3 fingers and my thumb without the pinky going up to, when I do 3, my thumb is holding my pinky down. laughs in piano I think I can move multiple fingers independently and concurrently thanks to a lot of piano drills!