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Hi my name is dougie and im going to start a new meeting at 7 oclock on monday on zoom for beginners who want to practise their sign language (as you can see i still need to practise). Looking forward to meeting you. Thank you, bye!

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Hi Douglas,

I'm also running a BSL super beginners group in the UK. It is really hard to find a learning community here right now, and I was wondering if you're still hosting your sign language group? Is it a British Sign Language group you run? Just asking because I'm keen to learn other sign languages especially ASL as I'm American, as well. I'm a beginner studying Level 1 at the moment, but If you're still running your group, or interested in joining a British sign language group, please respond and I can send you some details.

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