SEE
- ASL
1 - ASL
2 - finger
spell
Notice: This is a directional sign. Directional signs are verbs that use the direction that they are signed to show who is doing what to whom.
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| English Equivalent: | SEE |
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Compare Look vs See
Wesley 
Savvy Member
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Check out the differences in the signs. The nuance, as in English, is active (looking) versus passive (seeing).
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Savvy User Barbara
Savvy Guest
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Thank you so very much for your help and your sight. My husband is quickly losing his hearing and this is giving us both a chance to learn ASL before it is completely gone. We will be able to communicate even after his hearing is gone. It's truly amazing what we take for granted.