Why are you learning BSL?
Why did you decide to learn British Sign Language? Share your BSL story with the community.
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Hi Kieran, Try typing into google local deaf club/cafe in your local area and see if any come up. I have tried local to me. Many places are still closed due to lock down. Best of luck -
Do you know how I would find a local BSL group? -
Hello everyone! I am an artist, social entrepreneur, and coach based in London, born in the Philippines. I've always been interested in inclusion and accessibility. A few months ago came across some very inspiring videos about ASL. These got me interested in learning more about sign language and opened up a whole new world to me. I've been doing some research on sign language these past few months and have finally started to learn BSL since I live in the UK. I am multilingual (been learning my fourth language this past year), and my background in dance gets me really excited to be able to communicate with others through signing and movement. Looking forward to learning and practicing together! -
I am learning BSL, as I think communication is so important. Although I do not know any one who communicates through BSL, I am hoping that sometime in the future it pays off, and I will be able to hold a conversation. -
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I graduated university during last years lockdown, and as someone who is hard of hearing in one ear BSL has always been something I've been interested in learning. As I've had a lot of free time since leaving uni (graduate job hunt is hard at the moment!!), I'm focusing my efforts into becoming as skilled as I can be in BSL. I really enjoy it and I hope that it might open up a new career path for me. Though, I am a newbie to it, so any tips, tricks and help you can send my way would be really appreciated! -
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By Amy Louise Cooper · Posted
Hi! I am learning BSL as i want to become a Paramedic and want my communication with patients to be as inclusive as possible! -
.... i mean, when i first started to learn I held my hands up really high, in the persons face. LOL I did pay for a lesson from a Signature tutor and she pointed this out to me straight away Also twisting fists also means exams as well as colleague and would be understood after setting up the contex
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