The sign MEET is "directional." You can modify the direction in which you do the sign to indicate who is meeting whom. For example you can hold the non-dominant hand a bit off to the side and move the dominant hand toward it to mean "meet that person." MEET him / her / that person:

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The sign "MEET" can incorporate the subject (me) and object (you) of the sentence without needing to add the sign ME nor the sign YOU. The sign "me-MEET-you" or "I meet you" uses the movement direction of the dominant hand to establish who is meeting whom.

ASL signs for MEET Meaning: To come into the presence of by chance or arrangement. Pronunciation (sign description): Two "1" hands or index fingers apart in space with palms facing each other converge toward each other till both forefingers meet. Make sure that …

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Sign Instructions: Begin with both hands next to each other in front of you with your palms oriented toward each other. Then, bring both hands toward each other while bringing the fingertips of both hands together. The sign should end with the fingertips of both hands touching each other.

To sign "Meet" in American Sign Language (ASL), extend both hands with index fingers pointing out. Bring the two hands together so that the fingertips meet in the middle.

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