How to sign
See You Later in ASL
'See you later' moves the SEE sign (a V at the eyes) forward, then signs LATER. A standard casual goodbye.
- Phrase
- One hand
- Quick Replies
- ASL Phrases
How to sign see you later
- 1
Sign SEE: a V handshape with the fingertips near your eyes, moving forward.
- 2
Sign LATER: an L handshape that tips forward from the wrist.
- 3
Keep eye contact, then wave or turn away.
Common mistakes
- Rushing SEE so it looks like a point. Keep the V clear.
Questions about “See You Later”
"See You Later" is signed as a single unit in ASL rather than word-for-word from English.
Guide
Basic Phrases
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