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Hi there!

My name is Kendall. I'm a student of speech, language, and hearing sciences who is minoring in ASL. I originally started school with the intent of becoming an ASL interpreter, but life got in the way and I moved far from any schools that have an interpreting program. Now I'm studying to be a speech-language pathologist, but I still love ASL and very much want to improve my signing (as well as learn as much about Deaf culture and history as I can!). I would be thrilled to find other students to video chat with, as I'm desperately in need of practice. I'm currently in intermediate-level classes.  

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Hi. My name is Tina. I am currently in the intermediate ASL classes and working my way up to become an interpreter. I would like to video chat. What is the best way, app, etc to video chat?

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Oh I've never heard of that one! Do you have a preference? What's your Skype? I'll go ahead and add you. I'm going to bed now but will be back online in the morning! I'm excited to meet another student who wants to get some practice, it's hard to find study buddies. 

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