Quebec Sign Language (LSQ) is a visual language used primarily by the Deaf community in Quebec, Canada. It has its own grammar and vocabulary, distinct from spoken languages, and is based on hand signs, facial expressions, and body movements. LSQ is recognized as a legitimate language and plays a crucial role in the cultural identity of its users. LSQ is closely related to French Sign Language (LSF) but has developed its own unique features over time. The language is taught in schools for the Deaf and is used in various settings, including social interactions, education, and the workplace, fostering communication and community among its users.