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Hello all! I have been studying ASL on and off for ~5 years.  I completed levels 1-5 at a school with all Deaf teachers. It’s been about 1.5 years since I actually practiced my signing and because of that I’m VERY rusty. I’m looking for an ASL practice buddy to help me expand my vocabulary and to just chat with so my signing stays fresh. I’d like to video chat 1-3x/week using a platform such as Skype or Zoom with “voices off” so that we can utilize our ASL skills and not our English ones. Please comment if you’re interested and we can figure out things from there! 

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Yes! I'm very interested! I would love to have a practice buddy. I am hearing, and I want to have real practices with someone instead of just looking in the mirror while signing XD . I'm a beginner, maybe I can learn a bit from you!

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Hey, I'm interested. I've been teaching myself ASL for ~4 years, and I am hearing. I'd really like a practice buddy to get better at reading other people's signs and make sure I'm signing coherently. I can use discord or another social media to video chat and practice :)

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