How do you sign “Enter” in ASL?
ENTER: ENTER in American Sign Language (ASL) means to go into a place. The video and GIF below demonstrate the sign.
When do you use the sign ENTER?
ENTER handles doorways literal and formal: entering a room, a building, a contest. It works beside EXIT in the coming-and-going vocabulary, and signage English gives it a familiar written twin. Receptionists, ushers, and teachers all use it as an instruction, so it reads clearly in both directions.
It appears in Lesson 46 of Book 2.
📖 ENTER is taught in Lesson 46 of ASLI 2: Building Conversations — Book 2 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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