American Sign Language:  "see, look at, watch..."

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SEE:

 

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Also, check out "look at for a long time."

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LOOK-AT:
This version of SEE means more along the lines of: "look at" or "watch"

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This version could be used to mean, "I looked at him."

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"We will see"
"Let me see"
To do this version, tap your upper cheekbone twice with either a skeptical expression or a curious expression.

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"See ya later man:"

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look at that:

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WATCH (be looking at/more detached/spectator)

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watch:  (regional variation) (not recommended)

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Also see: "LOOK-AROUND"
 

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