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Cookiesandcream

By Cookiesandcream
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  1. 1. Should I pay for the BSL course? Is it good?

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This is me introducing myself too this website. I'm Cookies and 17 years old. I know a few people who are deaf/hard of hearing, so I'm learning BSL so I can communicate better with them. I've always had an interest in BSL but never tried to learn it. Until NOW. Yesterday I was skimming the internet for a cheap but useful course and I found this one. I already know all of the fingerspelling letters! Well, I guess I've introduced myself now. If you click on this, it will come up with a poll. Please answer it! 

*Cookies isn't my real name haha

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