Introducing Myself - Tristian

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December 20, 2017 in Introduce Yourself

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Tristian Hensley

Posted December 20, 2017

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Posted December 20, 2017

Hello. My name is Tristian and over the last semester, I've taken ASL 1 and ASL 2 at my community college and plan to start ASL 3 next semester (January). I'm interested in improving my skills in the use of ASL and want to keep ASL as a language (which is why I'm taking ASL 3). Since I'm starting Christmas break and I know there will be many times where I won't need to use asl for a while, I'm hoping this site will help me keep this language and improve on it.

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  I can't believe I just found this awesome website .... love everything I see on it!
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