ASL LOVE
🤟 How to sign
To sign "GOOD LOOKING" in American Sign Language (ASL), first sign "GOOD" with a flat hand touching the chin then moving forward, followed by "LOOKING" with a "V" handshape pointing from the eyes outward, representing someone who is attractive or handsome.
📖 Word definition
Having an attractive or pleasing appearance; handsome or beautiful in a conventional way.
🎯 Detailed Hand Movement Guide
- Hand Shape: Start with flat hand for "GOOD," then transition to "V" handshape for "LOOKING."
- Starting Position: Flat hand touches chin area, then "V" hand positioned near eyes.
- Movement: Move flat hand forward from chin, then extend "V" fingers from eyes outward.
- Path: Smooth forward motion for "GOOD," then directional pointing motion for "LOOKING."
- Hand Orientation: Palm faces down for "GOOD," "V" fingers point outward for "LOOKING."
- Facial Expression: Positive expression with slight smile, showing appreciation or admiration.
⚠️ Common Mistakes & What to Avoid
❌ Wrong handshape: Use flat hand for "GOOD," not fist or curved hand.
❌ Skipping "GOOD": Sign both parts - don't just use "LOOKING" alone.
❌ Wrong eye contact: "V" fingers should point from eyes outward, not random direction.
❌ Rushed transition: Make clear distinction between "GOOD" and "LOOKING" components.
💬 Common Sentence Examples
"He is very good looking."
How to sign: Point to him → sign "very" (V hands pull apart) → sign "good looking" (flat hand from chin + V from eyes) → nod for emphasis.
"That actor is good looking."
How to sign: Sign "that" (point) → sign "actor" (A hands alternating on cheeks) → sign "good looking" → maintain positive facial expression.
"She thinks he's good looking."
How to sign: Point to her → sign "think" (index finger to temple) → point to him → sign "good looking" → questioning eyebrow raise.