How do you sign “Visit” in ASL?
VISIT: VISIT in American Sign Language (ASL) means to spend time where you do not live. The video and GIF below demonstrate the sign.
Where does VISIT come up in conversation?
VISIT schedules grandparent weekends, hospital check-ins, and drop-by surprises. Deaf culture takes visiting seriously, and long goodbyes at the door are part of the tradition.
It appears in Lesson 46 of Book 2.
📖 VISIT is taught in Lesson 46 of ASLI 2: Building Conversations — Book 2 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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