Sign for COME HERE in ASL | πŸ‘ˆ ASL Dictionary

How do you sign β€œCome here” in ASL?

COME HERE: COME HERE in American Sign Language (ASL) calls someone toward you. More than one form of the sign is in use, and every variation is shown on this page. The video and animated demonstration below show the sign.

ASL sign for come-here (primary form) β€” animated demonstration

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COME HERE β€” variant 2

ASL sign for come-here (variant 2) β€” animated demonstration

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When do you use COME HERE in ASL?

COME HERE summons kids, pets, and friends who are missing the good part. Getting attention politely matters in Deaf spaces, and beckoning signs like this one are part of that etiquette. It pairs with GO as motion vocabulary pointed the other way.

It appears in Lesson 46 of Book 2 with the travel verbs.

πŸ“– COME HERE is taught in Lesson 46 of ASL 102: Building Conversations β€” Book 2 of the 216-Day Challenge β†’




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