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I always fancied learning basic sign language but never got around to it. I am deaf in one ear but it doesn't affect me too much. I have other disability issues so understand how not being catered for in every day situations is frustrating and not acceptable. Learning a bit of sign I hope one day if it's needed I might be able to help someone out. -
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Perhaps, it would be a better place if everyone learnt just the basics #justsayin -
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By Trefoil Brown · Posted
Hi, I've been interested in BSL for a while and am learning it as part of my Trefoil Voyage award. -
By The motor company pps ltd · Posted
Hello everyone, We are The Motor Company pps ltd, based in Leicester. We are a MOT, Service and repairs garage in Leicester for all your vehicle needs. I currently work here, I am a CODA myself, I just wanted to reach out to let people know I can sign and I am happy to help with any needs via whatsapp or email and in person. I know it can be daunting trying to book an appointment for your vehicle and/or explain your vehicle issues with people who cannot sign...that's wher -
By Cassie1994 · Posted
I am Cassie, I am interested in BSL as I feel its more useful. I know basic makaton and completed intro course to BSL. I feel sign language or makaton is more important than "modern foreign language" (especially in the case of makaton) as it is more likely students are going to come across hard of hearing/those with difficulty communicating than the chance of going abroad. Bare in mind I am learning French too as me and my friend go to Disneyland Paris once a year, but they mostly speak english -
By Cassie1994 · Posted
Does anyone know of a place that has videos of people doing basic conversational BSL to practice watching and understanding sentences. I have just re-done the BSL introductory course on british-sign and want to continue practicing -
After getting the opportunity to start learning SASL when I was a Scouter in South Africa, I was keen once we moved to the UK to learn BSL. Once I came across the BSL course it was a no-brainer! I am currently unemployed and bust getting all my ducks in a row to start a career in the Care industry and while sitting waiting for my DBS to come through, I am trying to learn as much as possible from Dementia Awareness to of course BSL. Honestly I have no one in the deaf community that I know bu
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