to help; to help each other out | Word | Taiwan Sing Language Gleaning

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to help; to help each other out

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Face the palm downwards then gently pat one hand with the other in turns.

Example sentence

Come help me. I can make a phone call first and clap my hands and then you can tell him. He will understand and it is more efficient.
It's good to have him. I cannot handle the store by myself. Since I can take turns with him, I have more time to take a break and therefore have more energy. I pay him and he is really good.
She has nothing to do, so she can do what she wants. I don't need a lot of money; therefore, most of the money I earn goes to her. I work and I have my apprentice to share workload with me. He helps me a lot.
My wife can do whatever she wants. If my apprentice can help me, then I will be fine. If I want to go out, he can take care of our shoe shop.
Before I go out, my apprentice will receive a thorough briefing regarding things in our shoe shop. He will take care of the shoe shop. We usually take turns and help each other.

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