Modelo K

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Ecuadorian Sign Language Alphabet Letter K The letter K of the Ecuadorian Sign Language alphabet is represented by a specific handshape and movement that clearly communicates the intended meaning to signers. This distinctive motion is essential for conveying the concept associated with the letter, allowing individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to accurately comprehend written language. To produce the letter K in the Ecuadorian Sign Language, one must extend their dominant index finger while keeping it straight, then bring the other fingers together, forming a curved shape. Next, move the hand forward, keeping the fingers still and maintaining control over the extended index finger. This precise movement enables the signer to effectively convey the letter's meaning. The letter K is an essential component of the Ecuadorian Sign Language alphabet, enabling signers to accurately communicate complex ideas and stories. By mastering this letter and others in the alphabet, individuals can express themselves with clarity and precision, fostering a deeper understanding between deaf and hearing communities.