How to Sign "Together" in American Sign Language (ASL)

In ASL, "together" is signed by bringing both hands in front of your body with index fingers extended, pointing upward. Start with hands apart, then bring them close until the fingers touch. This sign can mean "meet" or "gather" and shows how people or things come close to each other. You make it by moving your hands. The sign works in many situations, like talking about group activities, relationships, or teamwork. Your face and how fast you move can change what the sign means.