Hello My Name is P.J.

CaptainHermit · 2019-06-17T01:50:06+0000

Translation: Hello! My name is P.J. I am Hearing. Growing up I spoke English. In High School, I studied ASL for 2 years. In University, I studied ASL again. I need practice. Nice to meet you. Bye! As you can see... I am a very nervous and awkward person. My body language is not quite right.

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June 17, 2019 in Introduce Yourself

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