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YESTERDAY: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "yesterday"
YESTERDAY:
YESTERDAY: version 2
Here is another way to sign "YESTERDAY" that uses a "Y" handshape. I recommend you just stick with using the "A" handshape--because there are those who will say the "Y" handshape indicates you are using "signed English" and not ASL. Oh phooey. I see awesome Deaf signers using the "Y" version as their "version of choice." Just because a sign is "initialized" doesn't mean it is automatically "English on the hands."
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