A friendly head wobble read as "no", a missed "one minute" signal, discomfort at how close people stand: a large part of the message comes from the head, the hands and the eyes. This episode describes the most common gestures and what they usually mean. What you will learn: • The head wobble: one movement, several meanings, read by speed, size and face • Nodding, and why a wobble on a video call can look like hesitation • Hand gestures: one minute, what happened?, money, come here, enough, a little • The right hand, and passing things with both hands for extra respect • Greetings: namaste and handshakes, and letting the other person lead • Respect for elders, eye contact and seniority • Personal space, shoes at the door, and feet • Practice: read the scene, plus six strategies and self-check questions Level: B1–B2. Self-study: listen, then take the quizzes. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.