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Quebec Sign Language

Quebec Sign Language

Deaf sign language of francophone Canada.

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  1. Mohawk people

    Indigenous people of northeastern North America.

    35%

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    Sign language predominantly in the US.

    23%

  3. French Sign Language

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    13%

  4. Cape Breton Island

    Island in Nova Scotia, Canada.

    9%

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    2.5%

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    Indigenous ethnic group of eastern North America.

    2.2%

  7. Island of Montreal

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    1.7%