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Rolando Lucero Villalobos

Usind "Do-Do" or "What Do?" Try and Translate!

By Rolando Lucero Villalobos, in ASL Practice Zone

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Lysandor    19

Lysandor
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HI, DURING THE WEEKEND I LIKE TO GO ON WALKS WITH MY DOGS, GO OUT WITH MY FRIENDS.  MAYBE TO EAT PIZZA, I LIKE TO DANCE AND ENJOY BOWLING.  WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS?

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AZJen    2

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my translation is similar to Lysandor. However what is the sign with both fingers in the 1 handshape coming toward the camera? I don't recognize that.

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