Cazza

I agree Vinnie.
Good Luck with the course.

On 11/05/2020 at 13:30, SusanL1 said:

Hi Andrea. Yours is the first message I have read on here - it really struck me! At school (year 6) my teacher taught us all the finger spelling alphabet. I NEVER forgot it (33 years ago!) . I have always wanted to learn BSL but never had the time - using the little bit extra I have at the moment to get started properly. Even if you just teach them the alphabet, it might spark something in the class to keep going! 

Hi Susan - I have exactly the same experience.
One of my primary school teachers taught me the alphabet and I never forgot it. 😉

Good Luck to you both.

Wow Mark - your signing was great - and that's after just two weeks!?
Your facial expressions looked super.

I'll admit I struggled with the speed of your sentence, but that's my problem.

Good Luck with the rest of the course.

Hi all

Like many I have wanted to learn BSL for a while.
Up until last year I lived in the Netherlands and it was difficult enough learning & speaking Dutch, so I put my BSL learning on hold.
Fast forward to 2020, I am now living in the the UK and thought now was a good time to take up BSL. I am thrilled to try out the beginners/ introduction course and hope that as well as learning something positive to add to my professional experience, that I will get alot out of it socially too.

Like with any new language, it's all about practise (and making mistakes) and practise some more.

Hi Judy - good luck!

Hi Ben

Good Luck!

Carol