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American Sign Language:  "they"


THEY:
In general you point towards the various people or items that are being referred to and use a small sweeping movement. Sometimes if the people or items are considered a single unit or group, you might just point at the unit or group without using a sweeping movement.


 



Note:
You might see some people doing a pointing/sweeping gesture but using a "Y" handshape instead of an index finger (pointing) handshape.

You might also see some people spelling THY (three letters) and ending up with the "Y" somewhat palm down.


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