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By [email protected] · Posted
I have just received from the library sign language for dummies , would like to take qualifications to improve CV. I have worked in special schools for fifteen years, , any ideas how to go about this and time scale would be appreciated. -
Can someone please message me on my social media accounts and help me learn bsl please . Social media :Facebook : Helen Kearsley . Snapchat : kearsleyhelen . Instagram : helen_kearsley thanks -
By Marla Barrett · Posted
Hello all, My name is Marla and I am an international student in Bangkok. I started learning Bsl as it allows me to volunteer for more service opportunities. I also have started learning Bsl for a school project. I am very intrigued of the Bsl world and would like to learn as much as I can! Please write below your favorite word in Bsl and why. I think mine is Australia as I think it’s a funny sign. -
By Dominic Laventine · Posted
According to the textbook we use, there are at least 8 ways to negate a verb in bsl. Some of them are non-manual features that would be done during the sign, like shaking your head during <must>. Others are individual signs, added before or after the verb, like <not>. Some of the signs have particular uses, like <don't>, that could replace the verb in a comment, or go before/after it. -
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By Vikki Voyce · Posted
I would sign 'help me' and use facial expression to show you are asking them to help you. -
By Vikki Voyce · Posted
Hi all, I live in kent but am happy to work through regional sign differences and practice with anyone who would like to practice. I learnt to sign as a teen about 25 years ago but only recently decided it was about time I signed up to a level one class to gain my qualifications as would like a career change. Am easy going and friendly. -
By Vikki Voyce · Posted
Hi, am happy to practice with you. I live in kent so may have some regional sign differences but we can work through that. I'm on level one at the moment but have been signing for over 25 years (figured it was about time I got my qualifications) -
By Vikki Voyce · Posted
Hi Noah, great signing. Could understand everything you signed. I live in the UK and am happy to practice with you if you would like. Vikki.
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