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The Ecuadorian Sign Language uses a unique combination of handshapes and movements to convey meaning. The letter Y, in particular, is often used to indicate a sense of surprise or excitement. When signing the letter Y, the dominant hand forms a shape that resembles an "L" with the thumb extended upwards, while the non-dominant hand provides support by holding the wrist. This distinctive movement helps to convey the emotions associated with the letter. By mastering this technique, signers can add nuance and expression to their communication, making it easier for others to understand their intended meaning. In addition to its use in signing the letter Y, this handshape is also employed when expressing excitement or enthusiasm, as seen in everyday interactions between friends.