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Hello! I hope you are all safe and well in these difficult times. I am a 21 year old Uni student with a lot more time in lockdown and wanted to pursue something during this time that would not only help me to develop my communication skills but to hopefully use this skill to help others who use BSL as a primary means to communicate :) 

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