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  My name is Angeles Cadillo.  I am 45 years old and I am serving a prison sentence at Wasatch County Jail in Heber City, Utah.  I have been incarcerated for the past 14 years.  I will go before the Parole Board in July of 2025. 

  I am originally from Mexico and Spanish is my native language.  I taught myself English and I am not fluent in it, although I do have an accent. 

  I have been studying and teaching myself American Sign Language over the past year and one half.  I believe there is always room for self improvement and learning. 

  I am seeking a committed language partner who would like to help me improve my sign language skills by communicating via video chat.  I will pay for the calls.  I don't really have anyone to practice ASL with and I need to practice.  I also enjoy communicating with people on the "outside" and learning about the world.  I enjoy friendly interaction and I have a variety of interests and hobbies.  If you are interested in communicating with me, please let me know.  I would really appreciate the opportunity to practice my ASL skills and to learn more ASL.           

  Thank You,

  Angeles  

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hello Angeles My name is Jacalynn 

I am in high school I'm a freshman right now but I can help you I have been learning for a bit I am a beginner but I am okay I am not good but I would love to help you I hope you will let me help you but first why are you learn are you interested in the deaf community or do you have family that is deaf or do you just like ASL. hope you will let me help you. safe safe. 

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