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Introducing myself and why I am Learning BSL

marnie

By marnie
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Hi my name is Marnie , I am currently on furlough and decided to do a course. I choose to do BSL course as we have a regular  customer who comes into my work who is deaf , and I had some very basic knowledge . So I thought I would like to expand my knowledge and be able to communicate  with this customer more and anyone else. I am enjoying doing the course and have be teaching my 2year old granddaughter a few signs , especially when she is colouring which helps me as well.  I find when out walking my dogs I will be practicing or if I hear a word I will be fingerspelling it .

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