How do you sign “Look there” in ASL?
LOOK-THERE: LOOK-THERE in American Sign Language (ASL) discreetly directs someone’s gaze to a spot, the signed version of a subtle nod across the room. The video below shows the sign.
What does LOOK-THERE mean in ASL?
LOOK-THERE points attention without pointing fingers: a celebrity sighting, a spilled coffee, a situation developing by the door. Discreet gaze direction is a genuinely useful social skill in a visual language, and this expression handles it with the required subtlety.
It appears in Lesson 43 of Book 2 with the looking verbs.
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