Using common gestures in British English

Greg gives us examples of gestures used in the UK. Can you guess each one before the timer runs out? Also, don’t forget to answer Greg’s question this week: what informal word does Greg use for ‘friend’? Let us know your answer in the comments!
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[@jesusbuelna3466]

This are common gestures. All of them are use in most of Spanish Spoken Countries. What I was looking for is for something unique in United States and Britain, or in some other English Spoken Countries. Anyway, this video works for now. Thanks for posting.

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

intense video Learn English with Cambridge. I smashed the thumbs up on your video. Keep on up the brilliant work.

[@jessicadrewchastain7050]

These are common American gestures too. I was able to pick the right answer and gesture even before you demonstrated each gesture. Super curious if there are some gestures that are unique to Britain! Body language is so fascinating.

[@bnu2b]

I know two true British gestures, but they are a bit rude ones. One is "somebody is a w*nker" and the second is a British way to say to somebody "go f*k yourself" shown by two fingers (like V-sign but with your hand turned the other way).

[@vaantonio870]

Thanks for english class

[@georgepang7531]

Thanks, mate.

[@jopafrei]

Thanks

[@omarsajida9771]

the answer is: mate

[@nicopity547]

Mate!

[@starlight8452]

I've always wondered if you were from England or Spain 😄 your accent is English but once you said you were living in Spain so I was confused 🤔

[@ahmedlaghzal3188]

ok

[@omerrr09]

Did you really say " i want you to look.." at 1.22?

[@vaantonio870]

Thanks for english class