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Rolando Lucero Villalobos

First Day at School (ASL 3).

By Rolando Lucero Villalobos, in Why are you learning ASL?

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Jimbo
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Hello Rolando,  I saw your video and can see that you are further along in sign language than me.   I am taking ASL II and struggling with different gestures.  I was wondering if you might know the specific sign that am stuck on?    This is my first time on this site but would appreciate your help.

Thanks, 

Jimbo

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