How do you sign “Look at” in ASL?
LOOK-AT: LOOK-AT in American Sign Language (ASL) directs the eyes toward something, and it is the sign English speakers usually want when they search for the word look. The video and animated demonstration below show the sign.
How is LOOK-AT used in ASL?
LOOK-AT aims through space at whatever holds the gaze: look at me, look at that, look at the board. Both one-handed and two-handed forms circulate in everyday signing. Classroom attention-getting runs on this verb, and so does people-watching commentary.
It appears in Lesson 43 of Book 2.
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