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Continuing to learn ASL after not signing fir a while

By Brandon Duran, in Introduce Yourself

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Brandon Duran
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Hey y'all,

I started learning ASL last year at my school when I was accidentally put into that class and I instantly fell in love with ASL and deaf culture and I wanted to continue taking it this year. I already completed ASL 1, but I recently realized that I forgot how to sign a lot of things. I really want to continue learning as I plan to double major in Psychology and ASL.

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    • KitKat
      Hello!

      By KitKat · Posted

      I've been missing sign class with all this going on, and am excited to find an ASL chatroom! I'm hearing, and I've been learning informally for about 4 years now. Definitely no where near fluent yet though :P I can't wait to meet you all! 
    • SnowmanLS
      Hello & Happy Cinco de Mayo!

      By SnowmanLS · Posted

      Hi there Jose! Sorry for the delayed response, I forget to check the forum regularly. But yes I'd be interested in practicing ASL together sometime. I've got Skype or Google Meet if either of those would work for you at all.
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