Exactly. Though Visual "representations"(for lack of a better word) of English do exist in dialects like SEE(Signed Exact English), which is obviously not the s

Exactly. Though Visual "representations"(for lack of a better word) of English do exist in dialects like SEE(Signed Exact English), which is obviously not the same as ASL. I'm sure other signed languages have rough equivalents in their regional areas as well. I know Mexico has a few different signed languages, though I only have passing familiarity with 1 of their signed languages and it's definitely not a representation of Spanish.