In American Sign Language (ASL), the word "why" is shown with a hand gesture. You place your dominant hand near your forehead with fingers spread out. Then, you move your hand forward and bring your fingers together to form the letter "Y." This gesture looks like asking a question. It matches the meaning of "why." ASL is visual and expressive. Facial expressions and body language are important. When signing "why," you often raise your eyebrows. This shows you are asking a question. The sign is used in many situations. It can be in casual talks or formal settings. People use it to find out reasons or purposes.
di Serena Clark
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