How do you sign “Go” in ASL?
GO: GO in American Sign Language (ASL) expresses movement away or departure, one of the workhorse verbs of daily signing. The video and animated demonstration below show the sign.
Where does GO come up in conversation?
GO organizes plans: going home, going to work, going out. Verbs of motion are territory ASL handles with special grace, and GO is the plainest member of a family that includes COME, ARRIVE, and LEAVE.
The challenge covers it in Lesson 46, early in Book 2.
📖 GO is taught in Lesson 46 of ASL 102: Building Conversations — Book 2 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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