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Myron Szymanskyj

Is this a correct fingerspelt "M"

By Myron Szymanskyj, in What is the BSL sign for:

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Myron Szymanskyj
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I have a question that's confusing me. I'm new to BSL and  if anyone actually knows for certain which is right.

the letter "M" finger spelt.  Is it ...

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... or is it ...

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... or are both the same?  What I'm after is if I sign a letter as shown in the course video.  Would I be misunderstood and how many would tell me that example in the course video is wrong?

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