Introduce Yourself
Introduce yourself to the community by telling us a little bit about yourself and your interest in British Sign Language.
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Hi, I am a secondary school teacher. I have alwaus wanted to learn BLS so have taken lockdown to take the time to learn -
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By Natalie De Vera Davey · Posted
Hello! My name is Natalie and I am 26 years old from North Wales. I am a performer and a dance teacher, and decided to start learning BSL as I think it will be a great skill to have and open up new opportunities to help and meet more people. Can't wait to keep learning! Hope everyone is staying safe, and keep positive!😃 -
Hey, ex script consultant here, In terms of screenplays it all should be written in English with English grammar, including all of the "Spoken" lines. If you want the character to be authentic and genuine, give the part to a genuine deaf actor who will know the how to bring the words to life with their hands. I wish you all the luck in the world! and if you need and ex-script consultant on your team you know where to find me Lola -
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Hi Everyone, my name is Theresa and I am 33 years old and live in Birmingham. I am an undertaker and decided to learn to sign so I could offer the same support and care to any families with a member who is deaf or hard of hearing. I am finding it alright so far but really use my hands a lot when I'm talking so that has been a struggle lol! I would be really interested in talking to anyone else learning, particularly to use in a are in public service setting. -
Hi I am 70 this year and partially deaf following a horse riding accident, consequently wear a hearing aid. This helps with the Tinitus which also resulted from the accident. Trying! to learn BSL basics as I am a tour guide at a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I felt so inadequate when we had 2 deaf visitors and I could not even welcome them. So, lockdown can have advantages, lol. Stay safe. -
https://www.signbsl.com/ is a great tool for looking up words. They also have an app for your phone. I have a similar story, I was working reception for my charity and a group of deaf people came to stay with us so during lock down I decided to learn BSL, I am finding maybe I more suited to SSE
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Hi! My name is Olli, and I am SUPER excited to be here and finally learning BSL! A little bit about myself: I am 16 years old and studying animal management at college, I'm hoping to study zoology at University! I love animals and want to one day become a zookeeper. Because I want to work in the public sector I felt that it was super important for me to learn sign so that I could hopefully make trips to the zoo a bit more accessible and educational for deaf/hoh people! (I also just believe that people should learn bsl no matter what, because it can help so many people). ❤️
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