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By Davide Oliva · Posted
Hi all, I hope you are well. My name is Davide, I am living in London and I would to learn BSL and to know new people. -
Hi there, My name is Trixie and I'm learning BSL to keep my brain active. Many years ago, I was learning South African sign language and I loved it! I stopped when I left SA and life has been fairly tumultuous since then. We recently learned that my husband will most likely lose his hearing in the next 20 years or so (he has already lost hearing in one ear completely), so I want to be prepared. It's also good for my ageing brain to learn a new language, so I'm diving in with enthusiasm and -
Hi there, I'm learning BSL at the moment and I've found four different signs for "favourite" online at signbsl.com: 1 - two thumbs up making small cycling motion with each other in front of chest 2 - thumbs of dominant hand taps chin twice 3 - both thumbs start at chin, then move outwards and downwards 4 - thumb of dominant hand on chin, thumb of secondary hand held lower down in front of chest, then both hands move downwards away from the body Now here is a fifth vers
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Hello Vedith, i am also a Chartered Physiotherapist. I work in Vestibular Rehab and encounter many people with hearing difficulties. Im new to BSL but very keen to learn. -
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By Lead Academy · Posted
n British Sign Language (BSL), to say "Be right back", you can sign it informally as: 👉 “SOON COME BACK” or “COME BACK SOON” Here’s how: SOON – Tap your index finger against your cheek or use a quick gesture for "short time". COME BACK – Point outward (to show you're leaving) and then curve your hand back toward your body. Alternatively, you can fingerspell "BRB" for an informal or digital-style way. -
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By Lead Academy · Posted
The Specialist Education and Training Support Service (SEaTSS) in Redbridge is currently seeking a Communication Support Worker (CSW) to join their Sensory Team. This role involves supporting Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and young people across various age groups within the local authority. Key Details: Position: Communication Support Worker (CSW) Location: Redbridge, London Responsibilities: Provide communication suppor
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