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HayelySmith

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Hi, Im Hayely and I am 25 years old.

I started doing this to pick up a new skill during these difficult times and my friend actually inspired me to do it because she started at the beginning of 2020 and now knows her basic lines for her job (she works within the NHS). Another reason is because my work is closed but we have help our local council with jobs for helping other people and they asked if anyone knew sign language, obviously not enough to help out but still it got me here!

the basics i know so far are numbers, alphabet question and (related to me) places. 

Happy to practice with anyone :) 

Also wondering if anyone can recommend some books to also learn from?

 

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