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Why I'm Learning ASL

Farouk El Sherif
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Farouk El Sherif

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I've been wanting to learn ASL for quite some time now. None of my family members are deaf and neither am I. It just fascinates me and I noticed you meet some very nice people along the way, mostly deaf. They always do their best to help me improve and get better at signing. I'm currently taking an ASL 101 course at my college in Tucson, Arizona and I like it a lot...

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