Hi! I’m an ABC with ok Chinese speaking skills, but I want to teach it to my child, along with ASL. I tell her “doujiang” in Mandarin when I talk about soy milk, but the asl sign for soy milk is just “soy + milk”. Awhile back I think I saw that there is a great Chinese sign language sign for soy milk. I learned it the same time as when I learned the cute CSL for boba. I think it came from Taiwan. Does anyone know what it is, per chance?
If you don’t know it, do you know any good references I can search (that are not all in Chinese)?
(I also xposted to the Chinese language sub, since there isn’t a CSL sub. Wanted to maximize chance I get an answer.)



