"go" ASL American Sign Language
WEBGenerally the ASL sign for "GO" is done by "throwing" the index fingers forward.
GO • ASL Dictionary - handspeak.com
WEBMeaning: To leave; depart. Usage examples: "Thanks for the lovely chat. I got to go now". Old ASL. " Go, Leave present place, Depart. -- Make motion with finger or hand away from the body. Also, hold left open hand in front, palm toward breast; rest right hand on back of left hand, remove, and motion outward.
American Sign Language ASL Video Dictionary - go
WEBgo. How to sign: perform as expected when applied "The washing machine won't go unless it's plugged in"; "Does this old car still run well?"; "This old radio doesn't work anymore";
Sign for GO - Signing Savvy
WEBUse this sign if there is a time sign showing past tense. This Sign is Used to Say (Sign Synonyms) ATTEND (as in "to go") GO (as in "to go somewhere specific") GO (as in "go away or gone away") GO TO. WENT.
Sign for GO - Signing Savvy
WEBGO (as in "to go somewhere specific") GO (as in "go away and don’t come back") GO (as in "go away or gone away") GO (as in "leave") GO (as in "to command someone to go away and don’t come back") GO (as in "to go quickly") GO (as in "to go somewhere frequently") GO (as in "to go, but not naming a specific place") GO (as in "multiple people ...
Learn how to sign go in ASL - SigningTime Dictionary
WEBLearn how to sign go in ASL (American Sign Language). You can use it running, walking, and even driving. Time to go! Sign go today!
ASL-to-English Reverse Dictionary - handspeak.com
WEBSearch ASL words/signs in American Sign Language dictionary by native, authentic ASL signers.
LET'S GO • ASL Dictionary - handspeak.com
WEBMeaning: To leave or depart. Commonly seen in TIME BETTER [gloss] when a visitor decides that it's time to leave. Or, IX-me HAVE-TO [gloss] NOW. IX-me BETTER [gloss] NOW. Hurry up, be quick. Let's go now. Time to go/leave now. To quickly go/leave. This sign is similar to "let's go" but it's not equivalent to "let's go" in English.
Go - Baby Sign Language
WEBWe use the sign for go to provide babies with direction when we are teaching them about independence.
How to sign Go in American Sign Language (ASL) - ASL Bloom
WEBTo sign "Go" in American Sign Language in ASL, extend both index fingers forward swiftly.
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