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Hi, I'm a novelist, and in one of my series, I have a deaf character. Here are a few sentences from my latest book. Could someone confirm that I am describing this ASL correctly? Carly’s eyes also filled with tears, something that rarely happens. One spilled down her cheek. “I’m okay with those photos, but what about you, bro?” I pointed to my chest and slid my hand down, then put the four fingers of my right hand against my chin and pulled them away into the palm of -
Hi, everyone! If any of you are available on the weekends, I could chat with you on Zoom. I'm still finding out if my workplace will re-open next week so if they don't, I could do weekdays too. -
Hi everyone! My name is Chelsea. I am a Hearing Person and I can speak English and Tagalog but I have always wanted to learn sign language. I learned a few signs (Baby ASL) to teach babies and toddlers how to to communicate in preschool and I used my time in Quarantine learning ASL 1 on SkillShare. I don't know anyone from the Deaf Community in Colorado so I joined this site to find people I can interact with and learn with! I am in the USA Mountain Time, for reference. I hope to c
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