u/Educationalseahorse9

I wanted to know what, if anything, this means in asl. The person working with a student where I work used this sign to ask her if she wanted to play a game with the class. I believe she was using it for the word play but I could be wrong. If I'm not mistaken, this not correct for how to sign the word play. It should be making a "y" hand and twisting them back and forth. Please correct me if I'm wrong. If I approach this person and correct them, they will most likely say it's because she learned to sign in South Carolina and the dialect there is different. She is claiming she uses ASL.