File:Alphabet de Lorm allemand.svg|Lorm alphabet for German File:Alphabet de Lorm tchèque.svg|Lorm alphabet for Czech File:Lorm Alphabet for English.svg|Lorm alphabet for English File:Lorm.jpg|Lorm alphabet for Polish File:Lorm Alphabet for Georgian Language ლორმის ანბანი.jpg|alt=Graph - Lorm alphabet for Georgian|Lorm alphabet for Georgian File:Foot Lorm alphabet.webp|Lorm alphabet adapted for people who do not have or cannot use their hands. Two additional gestures: 1.) A sliding touch from the edge of the heel to the tips of the toes marks the end of each sentence unless it is a question or an exclamation. 2.) A full palm-to-sole touch indicates the end of a conversation or a change of speaker. It is adapted for most Germanic, Slavic and Romance languages. For the
German language the following signs are used: :
Signals The following signals may also be used: • Word ends can be signaled by a light tap on the palm. • Word misunderstood or request to repeat can be signaled by closing the hand into a fist. • Mistake by speaker can be signaled by rubbing the hand. The whole word must be repeated. ==References==